Blue chinese wisteria tree

If you are searching for an absolutely stunning focal point in your landscape, you need to look at this best-selling tree form Chinese Blue Wisteria (Wisteria sinensis). Usually, Wisteria is a fast-growing vine. You may have seen this vine artistically draped over sturdy structures adorning castles in Europe, wineries in Napa Valley, or those huge estates featured on Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous. But, here’s a secret we’ve shared with so many happy customers.... You can also enjoy the…

While growing wisteria is easy, you should take caution with it, as it can quickly overtake everything without proper care. The following article provides tips for growing and caring for wisteria vines.

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Learn how to grow and train a wisteria vine to a tree with helpful advice from the experts at Wilson Bros Gardens

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Wisterias are beautiful vines known for their vibrant, traffic-stopping colors. But they are also notorious for growing aggressively. This article will explain how to successively grow and care for one.

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I realized I had not written about my wisteria trees this season. There is a good reason that I haven't included a picture of my white one in Laguna. It is gone. When an established plant like this just ups and dies overnight it can only be one thing - voles. They go underground and eat the roots without any sign of a problem, but if you look around you will see their holes somewhere in the vicinity. Because our property is surrounded on three sides by open fields it is almost impossible to…