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 ...

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.

Support them with a sturdy fence, trellis or arbor. Living trees can support wisteria vines, but be careful. Trees smaller than 10 inches in diameter can be killed if the vine girdles the tree trunk.

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 ...

Wisteria is a flowering woody vine best known for its sweet-smelling clusters of purple blooms, so if you added this plant to your landscape but it's not blooming, that can be a huge disappointment.

Train it so most of its branches and runners lie atop the arbor and wrap around themselves rather than the posts and rafters, or simply train this plant to run up a brick wall. <b>Train A Wisteria ...

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.

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.