Wisteria

Wisteria is a free climbing shrub of the legume family. It has dangle and float clusters of fragrant flowers in purple, blue, white, violet red, and pink. There are mainly three varieties of wisteria popular among gardeners: Japanese, Chinese, and North American. It is mainly grown on the walls and pergolas for an ornamental touch. […]

They’ve both got beautiful flowers, are hardy, and friendly to beginners. So, how can one choose between the lilac and the wisteria? I find that it’s often easier to make such tough decisions when you have all the facts. Then you can weigh the differences and the similarities and decide what makes the most sense

If you’re reading this, you are probably wondering what you are doing wrong and why your plant’s leaves have turned yellow. I can understand where you might be coming from and what you might be feeling. The first year after I planted my wisteria, I was eager for spring to start so I could enjoy

The lovely Wisteria has its origins in many countries, namely Japan, China, Korea, Southern Canada, and the Eastern USA. You will also find this plant in France and Germany as well as other parts of Europe. You will find this wonderful plant cascading it flowers in the late spring. Because it is a vigorous grower

The wisteria is a very hardy plant that barely needs your attention. As long as it’s in full sun, has access to water, and is in rich soil, the plant does well. You can even go years without ever having to feed it as it has an extensive root system. Thus, it can fend for

What was your reaction when you saw the wisteria for the first time? I remember mine. And the most fitting word was awe. I was so eager to plant the climbing vine that I was already thinking of which part of my garden would be the best to support its growth. In a matter of

Have you ever potted a houseplant? If yes, you understand the work that goes into ensuring you get the right selection for your plant. You want soil that comprises the key nutrients, drains well, and has a nice pH to enable your plant to acclimate fast and grow well. Are you wondering what can work

Wisteria is a great plant to have due to its deciduous and perennial vines. It grows 25ft to 35ft in length and grows or spreads randomly or can be trained to your liking. It thrives in well draining soil. May is the month that is considered blooming time for wisteria but it depends on hardiness

One thing I have come to learn (albeit slowly) about flowering plants is that they enjoy being in the sun. If you want your plant to flower well and for longer, you must move it closer to the sun. But why? It comes down to the very nature of flowering plants – they need water,