Pandorea Lady Di

Pandorea jasminoides white form

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Pandorea
jasminoides
white form
Lady Di
Medium
to
vigorous
climber
Climber
3-5m
none
Medium
Fast
Full Sun to Part Shade
Large white trumpet flowers with golden centres
and light fragrance summer late autumn
Pinnate soft glossy
Moist well drained clay loam or sandy soils neutral
to acid pH
Low P required at around 1.6 %
Cool temperate tropical; 2nd line coastal
Minimal prune to shape if required

Just as lovely as its namesake, Lady Di is one of those

plants that deserves a place in every garden. There are very
few regions in which it cannot grow (probably only those with
permafrost). Lush bright green foliage provides a year-round
screen for fence, pergola, wall, or a cascade over a retaining
wall or bank; in summer, large clusters of pure white bell
flowers, often with a delicate fragrance, festoon the
greenery. Surprisingly hardy in just about all climates except
freezing, it likes well drained soils, neutral to acid pH, and is
easily maintained with a good pruning after flowering. If need
be, because it can be vigorous, trim or cut back at other times
of the year too.
Source : http://www.austraflora.com/pandorea-lady-di/