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Elevate your garden to new heights with the enchanting Wisteria sinensis. This fast-growing and hardy shrub is nature's own decorator, rapidly covering walls and arbours with cascades of sweetly scented, lilac-blue blooms. Loved by bees and pollinators, the pea-like flowers create show-stopping displays every May and June, turning your garden into a fragrant oasis. The hardy shrub reaches an impressive 9m high and 5m across, forming a stunning wall of colour that captivates with its beauty. Create a sensory retreat in your outdoor space with the heavenly scent of the lilac-blue pendants. Train this versatile climber onto walls, trellises, and fences for exceptionally beautiful displays year after year. Whether you're looking to enhance a pergola or add a touch of elegance to your garden boundaries, Wisteria sinensis delivers an aromatic experience like no other. Caution: While the flowers are edible and can be used to make aromatic wine, all other parts of the wisteria are poisonous. Supplied as 2x 9cm Potted Wisteria Sinensis Plant. How to Grow Instructions: Light: Plant in a sunny or semi-shaded site. Temperature: Choose a sheltered position to protect from hard spring frosts. Watering: Water regularly until fully established. Feeding: Provide well-rotted manure or compost in autumn or spring. Pruning: Prune in July and February, creating a framework in the first two years, and continue twice a year to contain growth. Caution: harmful if eaten. Images shown are for guidance only and depict the expected results of plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary the results. Images may be included for illustration of supply, but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g., deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).
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