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The lilac-blue flowers are large, showy, and held in foot-long racemes in enormous grapelike clusters. The fragrance is sweet, intense, habit-forming. Vigorous, quick to grow, and tirelessly floriferous, this wisteria blooms three times a year, fragrantlyflowering from early summer until fall defers to winter. Cold-hardy to -40¦F with no loss of flowering ability.
This Japanese cultivar dates back to the 1870s. Now rarely seen, this vigorous wisteria selection bears extraordinary double purple flowers clustered on fluffy racemes. The fragrance: head-spinning, delicious. In autumn, its foliage is brilliant yellow and gratifying. Provide a sturdy trellis or pole on which it can twine. Plant in average soil where thereÆs at least a half-day of sun, and watch it grow and glow.
In May arrive the silky bright green compound leaves to counterpoint the drooping racemes of fragrant pure white flowers. The flowers of this uncommon wisteria give way to pendant, velvety, 8-inch-long seedpods that ripen in autumn and may persist into winter. Effortless to grow in average soil; needs a sturdy structure on which to twine.
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