Bougainvillea 'Hawaiian White' blackberry are edible but rarely eaten

are edible but rarely eaten except as famine food

Shelter from wind in order to protect the foliage from damage

Due to their origin

In its natural habitat it is semi-epiphytic so it definitely requires very porous

green winged flowers

Bougainvillea 'Hawaiian White' blackberry are edible but rarely eatenLarge single white flowers, flushed with green as they first appear in spring, flowering through summer. Bright lime green leaves and stems, evergreen. Strong growing excellent climber and floriferous. Drought tolerant and frost tender. Plant in a hot, sunny position against a wall or on some support. Will withstand very dry conditions when established. Usually grows to approx 3m+ in both height and width.