Description for Premium Wisteria Standard with growing frame not available
Masses of cascading plumes of highly fragrant mauve flowers smother this climbing plant from May to June. This chinese wisteria is a stunning variety, less vigorous than other species, nevertheless it can climb to 9m high and 5m across, if allowed! Ideal for a frame or pergola. Supplied in 2 litre pots.
Wisteria ?Geisha? is a gorgeous Japanese Wisteria which in late spring and early summer produces long racemes of bi-coloured white and lavender-violet, pea-like flowers.
Wisteria floribunda ?Lipstick? offers a subtly different colour palette to the traditional violet of most Japanese Wisterias.
Wisteria floribunda ?Black Dragon? is particularly popular variety of Japanese Wisteria for its double flowers.
Wisteria ?Lavender Lace? bears one of the longest racemes of any Japanese Wisteria.
This is an ultra-compact variety of Wisteria from America that is perfectly suited to growing in UK gardens. Unlike virtually all other varieties of Wisteria though, many of which can take up to five years to flower, Amethyst Falls will reliably flower in its first year when the flowers will pour like a river of lilac from this fantastic plant throughout May, filling the air with the perfume of spring flowers. Sometimes when conditions are just right and we have a particularly good run of fine weather, you'll find that Amethyst Falls will often produce a second flush of flowers in the summer giving you a bonus show of bloom. In its early years it will remain compact and manageable and as such makes a brilliant patio plant perfect for growing in a pot. Eventually it will reach a height of 12-15ft and will spread to around 6ft if left un-pruned. However, it can be maintained at half this size and still yield masses of flowers every single spring from this year onwards! Supplied as an established plant in a 15cm pot, ready for immediate planting.
Wisteria floribunda 'Blue' is a gorgeous Japanese Wisteria, smothered in traditional coloured, violet-blue, sweet pea-like flowers from late spring through to summer. Also known as Wisteria floribunda 'Naga Noda' as well as 'Macrobrotys', this classic wisteria can be relied on to brighten up the months of May and June with its long, fragrant trails of violet-blue flowers. A reliable climber you can be sure that it will flower in your garden as it is grafted and therefore proven to bloom. Despite the hype to the contrary, wisterias are actually really easy to grow and will reward you with many years of pleasure in your garden. Ideal for covering a wall or pergola, wisteria can also be grown up and through an existing tree for a stunning torrent of flowers in your garden. Supplied as a grafted 60-70cm plant in a 2L pot, ready to plant out.
This Japanese Wisteria bears pristine white, pea-like flowers in racemes which reach up to 45cm (18) long. The sweetly scented blooms cascade from vigorous twining stems covered with attractive pinnate leaves. An elegant climber which is ideal for cottage gardens classic, earning its RHS AGM for sheer flower power and superb garden performance. Height: 8m (26?). Spread: 4m (13?).
Wisteria floribunda 'Rosea' bears beautiful pale pink blooms in racemes up to 45cm (18) long, cascading from twining stems covered with with attractive pinnate leaves. This RHS AGM climber is the perfect choice for cottage garden walls. Give this Japanese wisteria plenty of space to allow it to reach its full potential. Height: 8m (26'). Spread: 4m (13').
Blue Wisteria dripping off porches, archways and the frontages of country cottages is a wonderful sight of spring and early summer and fills the air with sweet heady perfume. Wisteria grow vigorously and can reach heights of 10m if left unchecked but can be pruned to restrict if space is limited. The plant is easy to grow - just give it in a sunny spot with support to allow the twining stems to climb - trellises and pergolas are perfect for this. Once established you'll enjoy a profusion of fragrant blossom from April to June and the bean-like seed pods that follow are a lovely bonus. Pruning is easy, just shorten the new growth in August and again the following February.