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Fallopia Plant Catalogue – Climbers
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FALLOPIA A rampant, twining climber which lives up to it’s common name of ‘Mile a minute’. Will grow in most soils in sun
or part shade.
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 F. baldschuanicum (Was Polygonum baldschanicum) Clusters of white or greenish-white flowers turning pinkish in fruit, July to September. Heart shaped, bright green leaves. Deciduous. Height to 9 metres. |
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F. baldschuanicum (Was Polygonum baldschanicum) Clusters of white or greenish-white flowers turning pinkish in fruit, July to September. Heart shaped, bright green leaves. Deciduous. Height to 9 metres.