Cephalaria trans. 'White Form' is a cultivar of the genus Cephalaria in the family Caprifoliaceae that flowers from June to August. Members of Cephalaria range from 

 and can reach roughly 0.8–2 m in height. Some species in the genus are grown in gardens for their tall summer flower displays.

A cultivar within the genus Cephalaria, Cephalaria trans. 'White Form' belongs to the Caprifoliaceae and shares the summer flowering habit recorded for the group, with blooms appearing from June to August. The genus itself is native to regions including southern Europe, western and central Asia, and northern and southern Africa, and comprises both annual and perennial herbaceous species that may reach about 0.8–2 m tall. Plants in this genus have a history of use in ornamental planting; several species are grown for their tall, architectural flower spikes. Place specimens where taller herbaceous plants are appropriate so the flowering stems can be displayed without crowding shorter neighbours. Expect the main display in the mid to high summer months, making it a useful component for extending vertical interest through June to August. Cephalaria species can also have ecological value: some are recorded as larval foodplants for certain Lepidoptera, a factor worth considering when planning for wildlife. Because flowering is confined to June–August, plan planting positions and companion species to support the plant’s peak display during those months.

Cephalaria trans. 'White Form' is a cultivar of the genus Cephalaria in the family Caprifoliaceae that flowers from June to August. Members of Cephalaria range from annual to perennial herbaceous plants and can reach roughly 0.8–2 m in height. Some species in the genus are grown in gardens for their tall summer flower displays.

Cephalaria trans. 'White Form' flowers from June to August and belongs to the Caprifoliaceae genus Cephalaria.

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