Wisteria frutescens
American wisteria
Native to the southern United States and considered introduced in New England. A vigorous, fast growing vine that loves slightly acidic, fertile, well drained soil and full sun, Wisteria frutescens is less aggressive than other wisterias, but needs a sturdy structure to grow upon. Very difficult to remove after established due to substantial root system.
Height: 15-25 ft
Spread: 4-8 ft
Hardiness Zone: 3-9
Bloom Color: Blue
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North American Distribution
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