Everyone is familiar with the rampant growing Chinese wisteria that we see booming everywhere – in bushes, up trees and devouring houses – in the spring. I have neighbors who have been battling it for ...

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 ...

Garden columnist Dan Gill answers readers' questions each week. To send a question, email Gill at [email protected]. I want to get a wisteria next spring. Is there a species that is not ...

A wisteria vine in Ushijima, Japan, measured 32 feet in circumference and produced more than 80,000 trusses of flowers, according to a 1920 report. Asian wisteria is also becoming a pest in wild lands ...

It is one of the first harbingers of spring and warmer weather. Encouraged by the daffodils, which have already braved the cold weather and opened their faces to the sun, clusters of purple and pink ...

Just one look at a wisteria in bloom reveals why many gardeners want this plant in their garden. Large, pendulous flowers cover this deciduous vine each spring in shades of white, pink or blue-purple, ...

If you've been caught up in the hysteria against Chinese wisteria, you are not alone. This plant, prized for hundreds of years, is no longer “in.” The reasons are obvious: Left to its own devices, ...

Nothing rivals the beauty of a wisteria arbor in full bloom, but, unfortunately, successfully growing these lovely vines eludes many Midwestern gardeners. Two types of wisteria are most commonly ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- From native plants like Virginia creeper, greenbriers and poison ivy to invasive species such as porcelainberry, bittersweet and wisteria, there is no shortage of climbing ...

Why Is My Wisteria Plant Not Producing Flowers? “I planted a wisteria vine several years ago. Every year, foliage appears, ...