Wisteria brachybotrys 'Iko yama fuji' Berries Pendulous bristly fruits are borne

Pendulous bristly fruits are borne in clusters of 3-6 which often remain through winter

cracking open to reveal bright orange seeds

distinguished by its glossy dark-green leaves

Best in acid to neutral

deep green 'needles' which produces an adundance of soft

Wisteria brachybotrys 'Iko yama fuji' Berries Pendulous bristly fruits are borneThis lovely wisteria offeris a glorious display of purple flowers. The pendulous clusters unfold in April to June, depending on location and seasonal warmth, creating a magnificent waterfall effect. Perfect trained up on a wall, pergola or why not in an arch across the entrance. Prune and train to suit surroundings. Best in full sun. H6