Wisteria Floribunda F. Multijuga

Often considered one of the most spectacular wisterias, multijuga produces extravagantly long clusters of lightly scented, bicoloured flowers, which typically appear in late spring or early summer – at around the same time as the pinnate foliage starts to unfurl. The pale violet and deeper purple, pea-like flowers are very beautiful, so the plant really creates an impressive display when it’s grown over a robust pergola or trained against a sunny wall.

This plant has been vegetatively propagated, so will flower earlier than those grown from seed.