Ricardo's Nursery Pandorea jasminoides

This is a vigorous climber. Once established, you can expect it to grow several feet per season, making it an excellent choice if you need to cover a fence or trellis quickly.

Pandorea jasminoides 'Alba' is not frost-tolerant. If you live in a colder climate, you can grow it in a large container and move it indoors during the winter, but it will not survive outdoors in regions with freezing temperatures.

Yes, as a twining vine, it needs a structure to climb. A sturdy trellis, wire fence, or arbor works best, as the plant will naturally wrap itself around these supports as it grows.

It is relatively low-maintenance, but you should prune it after the main flowering season in late fall to control its size and encourage denser growth. Regular watering is essential during the first year, but it becomes quite drought-tolerant once established.

While it can tolerate partial shade, it will bloom most prolifically in full sun. If you plant it in deep shade, you will likely see less flowering and a slower growth rate.