Enjoy this Southern beauty while the show lasts. The sight of colorful wisteria weeping gracefully down and across a porch is an iconic picture of a Southern garden. But the reality is far different ...

Wisteria is an ornamental vine with fruit characteristic of the Legume Family (Fabaceae). There are native, W. frutescens, and non-native types of wisteria, including Japanese wisteria (W. floribunda) ...

Q: I live in Bella Vista. We have a wisteria vine climbing on our pergola. It's probably 20 years old, gets plenty of sun and is watered by our in-ground sprinkler system. It seems to be healthy, but ...

Q:I have been reading your articles and they are so informative. I thought I would give it a try and ask you a question about my wisteria vine. It is more than 6 years old and I have never seen one ...

When I worked as a gardener in Italy, one of the most spectacular sights was a vast wisteria walkway that I cared for. Ten or more mature plants, hanging with pendulous pale lilac and purple blooms ...

Only plant a wisteria if you like to work! I have a love-hate relationship with my wisteria. In May when it's in full bloom, with long hanging fragrant flowers, I definitely love the tweetle out of it ...

Back when I worked at my first job landscaping in North Ridgeville, I remember all the extra work I put into this job that I just did not do as I gained experience. I had the responsibility of coming ...

What’s a native vine that can cover a trellis or fence with June flowers the purply-blue color of a country sky just before dawn? Wisteria, that’s what. Specifically, it’s American wisteria (Wisteria ...

Friends I’ve spoken with seem to have a love/hate relationship with wisteria. Many love the “Old South” look of the vines cascading over trellises and trees. Others hate the vines’ aggressive growth ...

Nell and Bob Solt owned the wisteria vine home on Hermosa Avenue in Sierra Madre for some 47 years, before recently selling the property. Nell Solt was always excited when the annual Wistaria Festival ...