Native

The Pandorea pandorana Lady Di is a native Australian evergreen climber known for its small glossy foliage and large clusters of white flowers with pale gold centres in late spring-summer.

Ideal for use on trellises, arbours, or pergolas, this plant can also be trained along fencing and makes for a good informal groundcover.

When planting, be sure to choose well-drained soil in a frost-free location and provide full sun to part shade.

Regular mulching and watering, as well as a slow-release fertilizer during spring, will help establish the plant within 12 weeks.

To maintain its vigour, a good pruning after flowering is recommended, with additional trimming or cutting back as needed throughout the year.