Wisteria 'White Silky' | Shiro-Kapitan 3.3ltr

This variety flowers late in warm areas but is reputed to flower earlier in cool climates. The racemes are rather short compared to other wisterias, being only 15-20cm long, but the florets are up to 3cm across the standard. 

Highly scented, award-winning Wisteria brachybotrys ‘Shiro-Kapitan’ is a gorgeous climber with flowers of great beauty. It produces masses of hanging sprays, 15cm - 20cm long, of fragrant, pea-like, snow-white flowers with a conspicuous yellow spot. Blooming more or less simultaneously in late spring or early summer as the leaves emerge, they produce a dramatic floral display. The flowers are followed by attractive, velvety, bean-like pods which ripen in late summer and may persist into winter. The dense foliage of exotic-looking, fresh green, pinnate leaves with downy leaflets is particularly attractive.