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 ...

When the East gave the West her first wisteria vines, they tricked us out of our flowers. Plant hunters were given seeds of Wisteria sinensis, not plants, to take back to France and England. The ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Spring in the south wouldn't be complete without wisteria. They're beautiful, and they're everywhere, but that's a problem because the most common wisteria species doesn't belong here ...

Wisteria delivers a beautiful spring display, but this vigorous vine needs plenty of pruning to keep it from swallowing the garden. "Wisteria are very vigorous vines and can climb easily to 30 to 40 ...

NORTH TEXAS (CBSNewsTexas.com) - A flowering vine has many uses. Build an arbor or trellis and you have green shade. Crowded out of bed space? Go up with a vine. Flowering vines are the gold standard.

CORVALLIS – Wisteria delivers a beautiful spring display, but this vigorous vine needs plenty of pruning to keep it from swallowing the garden. “Wisteria are very vigorous vines and can climb easily ...

We're probably looking down, at the ground, at various plots and parkways and beds and expanses and hillslopes, the sorts of places where petals tend to burst forth as March melds into April. But ...

Wisteria delivers a beautiful spring display, but this vigorous vine needs plenty of pruning to keep it from swallowing the garden. “Wisteria are very vigorous vines and can climb easily to 30 to 40 ...

Anyone with wisteria in their garden will know that it's glorious in bloom but requires some hard work throughout the year, and according to Monty Don, that applies to June. Cascading clusters of ...

If you have American wisteria (Wisteria frutescens) or Kentucky wisteria (Wisteria macrostachya), you probably want to do everything you can to help these beautiful native plants thrive and grow ...

Q: The vines on my wisteria have grown to the top of a 60-foot conifer. It’s beautiful when they bloom all the way up to the top, but do I have to worry about them harming the tree? A: It’s probably ...