Wisteria floribunda 'Longissima Alba (Shiro Noda)'

Shiro-noda also known as longissima Alba has white flowers with extra long bunches of sixty centimeters and is therefore also called white rain. It blooms quite late and his elegant flower clusters are exceptionally long (about 40-60 cm). The flowers are edible, but the seeds are poisonous. In Japan, this cultivar has been bred many hundreds of years and he is almost a model for the beauty and elegance of the wisteria. It is this kind which is often depicted on ancient Japanese prints.

Genus	Wisteria
Species	floribunda
Cultivar	Longissima Alba (Shiro Noda)

Floraison	mai juin
Type (gebruik)	grimpeur
Couleur (fleur)	blanc
Hauteur	300 cm 500 cm
Persistant	non
Rusticité	-25 °C
Bloemen	parfumé
Locatie	soleil