Amethyst falls wisteria vines

Learn about less invasive types of wisteria vines, and how to grow, train, prune, and support wisteria, an essential member of the Southern garden.

Read our complete guide to Wisteria - Everything you need to know from planting to caring for this beautiful tree which will provide a beautiful bloom

It's often said that when you leave a new garden and start anew, you should let go of the idea that you can recreate what you once had. This is a painful pill to swallow, but it's true. A new garden will have it's own set of flaws and opportunities and one should be prepared to think open-mindedly about it's…

Wisteria, a distinctive vine plant known for its climbing ability, can grow to significant heights and is often used for creating hedges. Among its various species, Wisteria frutescens and Wisteria macrostachya stand out, with 'Amethyst Falls' and 'Blue Moon' being their most notable varieties. Today's discussion centers on these two. The primary distinction between 'Amethyst ...

Alan Titchmarsh gives advice for growing this most glorious of horticultural spectacles.

Amethyst Falls is perhaps the best known cultivar of American wisteria. The fragrant lilac-purple flowers look like grape clusters, and if pruned just lightly, are known to repeat through spring and summer. It's green foliage emerges coppery-bronze

Each year, I look forward to watching the bleak winter landscape begin to come to life as if transitioning from black and white to Technicolor. Yellow is...

A wisteria in bloom is like something out of a fairy tale, with otherworldly clusters of purple, white, or pink blossoms dripping all over the vine. But it can quickly become a nightmare if it grows where you don’t want it. Visit Gardener’s Path now to learn how to grow this plant properly. #wisteria #gardenerspath

Turn your vine into a tree using these pruning and staking techniques. Learn more about training wisteria here.

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