Morina longiflora, Himalayan Whorl Flower fast-growing (It's very important not to

(It's very important not to cut back the dead foliage until new growth begins in spring

decumbens and Fremontodendron 'California Glory'

fragrant fruits that remain on the vines

Female plants produce pea-sized peach-colored fruits

American native 10' x 10' or more

Morina longiflora, Himalayan Whorl Flower fast-growing (It's very important not toWhorls of pendent, narrowly tubular white flowers with bits of pink and flared openings cascade from 3' stems. Striking! Its prickly foliage has a decidedly fresh scent, much like line dried laundry! The flowers and the scent are worth the prickles. Pollinated by moths. Clumping. Best grown in full sun with well drained soil, especially for us West Coast gardeners who get all our rain in the winter, this plant prefers a drier site in cold months. This