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Growing Zones: 4-9



Growing Zones 4-9
This plant is recommended for zones: 4-9
(green area above)

You are in Growing Zone: 6

Mature Height:

6-10 ft.

Mature Width:

8-10 ft.

Sunlight:

Full to Partial

Drought Tolerance:

Good

Botanical Name:

Wisteria chinensis

Does Not Ship To:

AZ

A New Twist on an Old Favorite

Graceful and picturesque hardly describes the unparalleled splendor of a Wisteria Tree in bloom. Dignified and lovely year-round, this superstar really turns on the charm when lilac-colored spring blooms provide a breathtaking effect that will continually steal the show.

Wisteria is a beautiful flowering woody vine, and the Wisteria Tree has been masterfully created by grafting a Wisteria vine on top of a standard tree trunk and root system.

Sometime between April and June, fragrant violet-blue flowers blanket the Wisteria Tree. These round delicate blooms are dangling, weeping clusters that give the same effect as a crystal hanging from a chandelier. Beautifully dainty!

The Wisteria Tree is hardy, thriving in zones 4-9. This beauty is so easy to grow it practically takes care of itself. Deer and drought resistant and virtually unaffected by disease and pests, there's never any need for harmful chemical sprays.

The Wisteria Tree adapts to a wide range of soil types, but performs best when it's in fertile, moist and well-drained earth. Vigorous and fast-growing, this tree thrives in full sun to partial shade.

Reaching mature heights of just 6-10 feet with an 8-10 foot spread, this small tree is perfect for planter beds amid a mixed border of perennials, bulbs or annuals. You may just want to keep this lovely specimen near your deck or terrace, or any outdoor living area where people congregate and can enjoy the Wisteria's lightly perfumed blossoms.

In tree form, Wisteria vines are easily controlled with a small amount of regular clipping. This will also ensure continued blooming and to maintain the desired size and shape. We do this for you when you first receive your Wisteria and moderate pruning throughout the year will ensure you keep your wisteria manageable.

All our plants and trees are grown with tender loving care and given extra time to ensure safe delivery of a strong healthy specimen. Order your Wisteria Tree today, for an unusual treat in the garden.

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very beautiful wisteria tree. At first I was not happy with it since I expected a bigger trunk tree. However the tree seems to be well rooted. I bought it last fall and now it has about more than 50 buds. Haven't seen the flower yet, but I am sure they will be very beautiful
December 31, 2012
Purchased
 over 5 years ago
Growth Rate
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Medium
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The growth rate has been relatively fast and very lush. Of course, it has not flowered yet. That will happen next Spring. Overall, I am very pleased with the shape of the growth and am anxiously awaiting its first bloom in my garden.
October 6, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Growing Zone:
10
Growth Rate
Slow
Medium
Fast
Hardiness
Tender
 
Hardy
My Wisteria tree has grown about 3' since I bought it about 6 months ago. I have it growing on a trellis.
October 7, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Growing Zone:
8
Growth Rate
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Hardiness
Tender
 
Hardy
Beautiful leafy green vine
I live in San Diego -- you don't see too many wisteria trees here but I love the clusters of grape-shaped flowers. I purchased some trees and was pleased at how quickly they began to sprout beautiful green leaves and vines. I am training them to grow over the garage doors.

We haven't seen flowers yet -- it is too soon -- but I am looking forward to it! The trees arrived just as described and grew just as promised. Thank you!

- First Time Buyer
October 6, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Growing Zone:
10

Planting & Care



It's Easy to Plant & Care for Your Wisteria - Tree Form



Step 1: Dig Your Hole


Select a site with full to partial sun and moist or well drained soil for your Wisteria - Tree Form.

First, dig each hole so that it is just shallower than the root ball and at least twice the width.

Then loosen the soil in the planting hole so the roots can easily break through.

Use your shovel or try dragging the points of a pitch fork along the sides and bottom of the hole.

Planting & Care

Step 2: Place Your Plant


Next, separate the roots of your Wisteria - Tree Form gently with your fingers and position them downward in the hole.

The top of the root flare, where the roots end and the trunk begins, should be about an inch above the surrounding soil.

Then make sure the plant is exactly vertical in the hole.

To make it just right, use a level.

Step 3: Backfill Your Hole


As you backfill the hole, apply water to remove air pockets.

Remove debris like stones and grass and completely break up any dirt clumps.

Water your Wisteria - Tree Form again after the transplant is complete.


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I have always loved the look of Wisteria.
Carmen H on Mar 14, 2016
Beautiful flowers & will be controlled growth.
Aines M on Feb 29, 2016
I have always loved the look of Wisteria.
Carmen H on Mar 14, 2016
Beautiful magical relaxing joyful nature at its most beautiful right in my home
Peggy K on Mar 8, 2016
Beautiful flowers & will be controlled growth.
Aines M on Feb 29, 2016
sounds beautiful!!
Debbie C on Jan 7, 2016
I have always wanted a dramatic flowering tree and since I have been redoing my landscape, I thought this a perfect opportunity to plant something beautiful. Hope it does will in Mississippi.
Donna C on Oct 22, 2015
Beautiful magical relaxing joyful nature at its most beautiful right in my home
Peggy K on Mar 8, 2016
sounds beautiful!!
Debbie C on Jan 7, 2016
Do Wisteria trees need an arbor?
Genna F on Nov 8, 2014
BEST ANSWER: Wisteria vines and branches will need some type of support as they grow. If you do not supply an arbor or trellis, the vines will latch onto available structures, other plants, etc.
when can you plant a wisteria tree?
Adrienne on Jan 17, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Spring/fall would be a good time for planting.
Can this Wisteria be grown in a large planter?
Gena Hugg on Apr 14, 2015
BEST ANSWER: It does prefer to be planted in the ground, but if you do want to put it in a pot I would make sure it is at least 30 gallons.
Does it bloom if planted to close to a pine tree?
It only gets maybe 4 hours of sun...
Laura C on Jun 12, 2014
BEST ANSWER: Wisteria Trees will do fine in full to partial sunlight, but the flowers will do best with at least 6 hours of sunlight a day.
How does it do with snow and winter?
Morgz on Aug 30, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Hi Morgan, I have two of the Wisteria trees; one of which I have had for over a year and the other, which was purchased as a bare root, was purchased & planted late last Fall. We had lots of snow and cold weather here in Virginia Beach this past winter and I am pleased to say that both are doing very well! If your weather is anything comparable to what we experienced here this past winter, I'm sure you'll be happy with your purchase! :-)
what do wisteria seeds look like?
A shopper on Sep 12, 2014
BEST ANSWER: The seed pods are long, around 8 - 10 inches and contain several seeds. Each seed is about the size of a lima bean (or slightly larger). From my experience, germination of seeds that fall to the ground is very high. If you don't want your wisteria to take over the space you have it in, I recommend harvesting the seed pods before they dry, open, and spread seed.
How complex is the root system and are they difficult to move once established? I have one that is way too close to my front door and front of my house, I would love to be able to move it to the middle of the yard. How feasible do you think that would be?
Veronica S on May 27, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Hi Veronica, I did relocate one Wysteria tree but it had not been in its original location for that long (a year or less) so while my tree has done well, I'm not sure if my experience is a good indicator for you. You might talk to the grower at Fast-growing-trees who certainly should have a good understanding of their root system and reseliency. My feeling is that given reasonable care in the process, it should probably recover just fine. Good luck!

Bryan

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