wisteria blue tree

jaidensmom

16 years ago

Wisteria sinensis

Has anyone been able to source this item in New England?

Thanks,

Holleigh

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ctlady_gw
16 years ago
White Flower Farm has one variety (I happened to notice it when I was looking for a dwarf variety recently). Don't know where you are in New England, but they certainly ship (not cheap, but they have it!)

(BTW, this wisteria is considered an invasive in some states ... you might look into the American wisterias instead (Wisteria frutescens). This is what the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources says about the sinensis:

*If you wish to plant wisteria, make certain that it is the native species. Two commonly planted ornamental wisterias, Chinese wisteria (Wisteria sinensis) and Japanese wisteria (Wisteria floribunda), are exotic and aggressive invaders.)

Just something to consider...

Here is a link that might be useful: Wisteria sinensis from White Flower Farm
NHBabs z4b-5a NH
15 years ago
Maybe I'm jumping to conclusions, but your title makes it look as though it is your understanding that Wisteria sinensis grows as a tree. When wisteria grows in a tree form, it is because of the way it is pruned regardless of the type of wisteria.
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