What’s a native vine that can cover a trellis or fence with June flowers the purply-blue color of a country sky just before dawn? Wisteria, that’s what. Specifically, it’s American wisteria ...

This vine will grow best in well-drained organic soils and produces the most blooms if planted in full sun. Crossvine can ...

Butterfly vine reaches 12 to 18 feet on a lattice or wire fence or large tripod trellis accenting a large bed. It's evergreen in mild winters, but should freezing temperatures burn foliage and ...

Plant hunters were given seeds of Wisteria sinensis, not plants, to take back to France and England. The sharers failed to explain these incredible vines share a wide variation in flowering age.

American wisteria also makes a beautiful pergola vine, as the flowers drape downward when it blooms. Native to Zones 5-9, it is still a vigorous growing vine and will need regular pruning and ...

Morning glory: Described as a vine that will "twine around anything that crosses its path." Variety of colors; flowers close in the afternoon sun. Nasturtium: Available in yellows, reds and oranges.

Japanese wisteria (W. floribunda) is a smaller plant, topping out at about 30 feet and blooming as the leaves unfurl with 2 to 3 foot long racemes.

Melinda says, “If this is a Chinese or Japanese wisteria (Wisteria sinensis and Wisteria floribunda, respectively) both are invasive in your state and many others. Consider removing the plant to ...

Discover how to grow wisteria vine plants. Experts explain what to know about different types, planting and care tips, and handling pests for a thriving garden.

Chinese wisteria is generally preferred over Japanese wisteria because of its flowering habit. The vine itself can grow to lengths of 25 feet or more. The flowers are produced in 6- to 12-inch ...