Japanese Amethyst Blue Wisteria,
Zones 4-9, 1 Shipped bare root sizes vary from 6-12''. We try our hardest to ship the tallest possible.
It blooms heavily and frequently, producing a second, smaller display in late summer. This bare-root is cutting-grown from flowering wood to ensure bloom at an early age. All bloom in late spring to early summer. A rapid, vigorous grower to 25 feet, perfect for creating a spectacular show on a pergola or against a wall. These tough, drought-resistant vines require minimal care and don't even need to be fertilized. Plant in a sunny location near strong support. Prune after flowering and again in late winter if you wish to control its size. Wisteria is easy to train into a standard or "tree" form. Just attach the trunk of the plant to a sturdy 5- or 6-foot stake and trim all but the topmost branches. Prune as needed to keep the vine in bounds. The goal is to achieve a bushy top growth that is supported by the vine's trunk.
Zones 4-9, 1 Shipped bare root sizes vary from 6-12''. We try our hardest to ship the tallest possible.
It blooms heavily and frequently, producing a second, smaller display in late summer. This bare-root is cutting-grown from flowering wood to ensure bloom at an early age. All bloom in late spring to early summer. A rapid, vigorous grower to 25 feet, perfect for creating a spectacular show on a pergola or against a wall. These tough, drought-resistant vines require minimal care and don't even need to be fertilized. Plant in a sunny location near strong support. Prune after flowering and again in late winter if you wish to control its size. Wisteria is easy to train into a standard or "tree" form. Just attach the trunk of the plant to a sturdy 5- or 6-foot stake and trim all but the topmost branches. Prune as needed to keep the vine in bounds. The goal is to achieve a bushy top growth that is supported by the vine's trunk.
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