Wisteria Sinensis Large Trellis 1.3m

Plant Fact File:

• Plant Type: Deciduous Climber
• Common Name: Chinese Wisteria
• Scientific Name: Wisteria sinensis
• Growth Habit: Climbing, Twining
• Height: 1.3m (4.3 feet) on trellis
• Spread: Variable, depending on support and pruning
• Foliage: Pinnate leaves with 9-13 leaflets, green
• Flower Color: Lavender to violet-blue
• Flowering Period: Spring to early summer
• Hardiness: Fully Hardy
• Aspect: Full sun to partial shade
• Soil Type: Moist, well-draining soil
• Uses: Ornamental, trellis, pergolas, garden arches, walls

Description:

Wisteria sinensis, commonly known as Chinese Wisteria, is a stunning deciduous climber known for its fragrant, pendulous clusters of lavender to violet-blue flowers that appear in spring. When trained on a large trellis, it can reach up to 1.3 meters in height, making it perfect for adding vertical interest and a touch of elegance to gardens.

Key Features:

• Fragrant Flowers: The main attraction of Wisteria sinensis is its breathtaking, fragrant flowers that hang in long clusters. These blooms appear in spring and early summer, creating a spectacular display and attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies.
• Vigorous Growth: Wisteria sinensis is a vigorous grower that can cover large areas when given proper support. It twines around structures, making it ideal for trellises, pergolas, garden arches, and walls.
• Attractive Foliage: The plant has pinnate leaves composed of 9-13 leaflets. The lush green foliage provides a beautiful backdrop for the vibrant flowers and adds to the plant’s ornamental appeal even when not in bloom.
• Hardy and Adaptable: This wisteria is fully hardy and can thrive in a range of conditions. It prefers moist, well-draining soil and full sun to partial shade for optimal flowering.
• Versatile Uses: Wisteria sinensis is highly versatile and can be used in various landscape applications. It is perfect for training on trellises, pergolas, and garden arches, adding vertical interest and creating stunning focal points in the garden.