Real wisteria takes years to cover a pergola, and then flowers for only a few weeks in spring. These artificial flowers give you that look straight away and keep it all year. One pack holds 12 separate hanging strands, each about 1.1 m long, with cascading clusters of silk wisteria blooms and fresh green leaves. Hang them along a pergola beam, a verandah or a garden arch and the space looks in full bloom.
Why It Stands Out
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12 strands in every pack — enough to line a pergola beam, frame a doorway or make a curtain of flowers, not just one lonely garland
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Long, cascading blooms — each strand is about 1.1 m long and splits into three flower branches, so they hang full and layered, like the real thing
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Two colours — soft purple for the classic wisteria look, or white for a lighter, more elegant garden
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Green all year, hardly any care — no pruning, no watering, no fallen petals on the deck and no waiting for spring
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Two tones of leaves — each strand has dark green and light green leaves, so grouped strands look natural, not flat
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Easy to shape — the stems bend and can be trimmed, and the flower sprays can be pulled off to use in vases, table centres or garden pots
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Light and quick to hang — a hook, a cable tie or a bit of garden wire is all you need

Where to Hang Them
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Pergolas and patios — hang a row along the beams for a flowering canopy over the outdoor table. This is where they look best
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Verandahs and covered decks — along the gutter line or railing, where they're protected from the harshest sun and rain
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Garden arches and arbours — wrap the top and let the strands drop down each side
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Fences and courtyard walls — a quick way to cover a bare fence section or brighten a small courtyard
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Balconies — from the balcony rail or a ceiling hook, for colour where you can't grow a real climber
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Summer entertaining — dress the pergola for garden parties, Christmas lunch outside or New Year's Eve in the backyard

How It Works
1. One top stem, three flower branches — each strand hangs from a stem with leaves, and splits into three cascading flower sprays.
2. Petals are inserted by hand — each bloom sits on the stem rather than being glued, which keeps the petals soft and easy to separate.
3. Hang them close together — grouped strands overlap and look like one thick, flowering vine.
4. They stay in bloom — no season, no watering and no bare months in between.

How to Hang Them
1. Unpack and fluff — the strands are folded for shipping. Shake them out and gently spread the leaves and petals.
2. Check the petals — a few petals may come loose in transit. That's normal: simply push them back onto their stem.
3. Hang them — tie or hook the top stem to a pergola beam, arch, fence or railing, spacing the strands 5–15 cm apart for a full look.
4. Shape the look — trim or bend stems for different lengths, and mix purple and white for a two-tone garden.
Tip: hang them under cover — a pergola with a roof, a verandah or a shade sail. They'll keep their colour far longer than in full sun.

Care and Maintenance
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Keep them out of full sun — they're made of silk fabric, and the strong Australian UV fades any fabric flower over time. Covered spots keep the colour bright for seasons, not weeks
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Shake off dust — a gentle shake or a hairdryer on the cool setting removes dust and cobwebs
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Take them down for storms — strong wind can tangle the strands or pull petals off
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Let them dry if wet — after rain, let them dry fully in the air before storing
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Store flat — lay them in a box when not in use, so the flower clusters don't get crushed
Specifications
| Product type |
Artificial hanging wisteria vines |
| Quantity |
12 hanging strands per pack |
| Length per strand |
Approx. 1.05–1.15 m |
| Structure |
1 leafy top stem with 3 flower branches per strand |
| Material |
Silk flowers, plastic stems |
| Colours |
Purple, White |
| Best use |
Covered outdoor areas — pergolas, verandahs, patios — and indoors |

What's Included
- 12 × Artificial hanging wisteria strands in your chosen colour