B. ‘White Wings’ typically grows to a height of 2.0m. The shrub is distinguished by its triple flowers forming a trident of creamy-white flowers at the end of the stem; the foliage is an unremarkable green. 

Even though the secondary flowering after the initial first flush is poor, almost insignificant; it flowers early and looks magnificent and is worthy of a place in any collection.

 History

This cultivar is of unknown origin but probably British. If anyone is able to provide any information please contact us.

• Flower Colour: Creamy white
• Habit: Erect
• Eventual height: 200-250cm (6-8ft) Spread: 200-250cm (6-8ft)
• Hardiness: Very hardy - 20°C USDA zones 5-9
• Leaf colour: Medium green
• Flowering: After the first flush flowering very poor. The flowers are 20-25cm (8-9") in length
• Fragrance: Sweetly scented and rich in nectar
• Situation: Prefers a sunny position
• Wildlife: Good for bees, butterflies and other insects
• Later in the year some close up images of the flowers and leaves will be added along with a botanical description.