Wisteria, that’s what. Specifically, it’s American wisteria (Wisteria frutescens), which is native to the Southeastern states, including far southern Illinois. “It’s hardy to USDA Zone 5 and 6, which ...

We have an east-facing gable wall, covered in wisteria and clematis. It looks stunning from April to October with blooms and ...

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Despite its allure, wisteria is infamous for its tendency to grow out of control and demand constant attention. It can shoot ...

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Add a fairytale twist to your outdoor space with this beautiful climbing wisteria that blooms twice a year and can grow up to a whopping 7 feet tall - and it won't break the bank ...

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Wisteria can add instant charm and elegance to your garden - however, Monty recommends completing this one important pruning ...

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