Vines

Red Trumpet Vine (Campsis × tagliabuana) "Madame Galen"

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Arching sprays of deep salmon-red flowers during late summer and dark-green compound foliage make this hardy vine a beautiful sight for human or hummingbird eyes.

Japanese Wisteria (Wisteria Floribunda) "Royal Purple"

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This lovely Wisteria has violet and sweetly scented flower clusters that are 15-20 inches long blooming early in the early spring, its showy bronze colored new growth turns bright green in summer and in autumn the leaves will be a clear yellow; as with...

PURPLE PATCHES WISTERIA (Wisteria floribunda longis) "Kyushaku/Macrobot"

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Shaku” is a Japanese measure (approx. 10")... Kyushaku means nine shakus which means that (though variable) this large vine bears some of the longest most beautiful, mauve flower clusters available... what a sight and smell! S/M ...

PURPLE WISTERIA (Wisteria frutescens) "Amethyst Falls"

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Vivid bluish-purple, pleasantly fragrant flowers adorn this American native in late spring and sometimes again in summer; as a W. frutescens it is slower growing and less aggressive with shorter plumper flower clusters. S/M ...

LONG WHITE JAPANESE WISTERIA (Wisteria floribunda) "Longissima Alba"

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This vigorous 30' vine with its long deep-green compound leaves is a spectacular sight on an arbor or pergola. Especially so in late-spring when it produces its pendulous, deliciously fragrant and long (18-24"), clusters of brilliant snow-white pea-like...

JAPANESE BLUE WISTERIA (Wisteria floribunda) "Burford"

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This lovely blue Wisteria was originally propagated from the beautiful vine growing at Burford House in Tenbury Wells, England. The gorgeous, fragrant, bi-color, lilac and violet-blue flowers appear in spring on enormous, drooping racemes that are up to...

JAPANESE WISTERIA (Wisteria floribunda) "Geisha"

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Long narrow racemes with up to 150 soft lavender-blue flowers each cover this uniquely upright-branching form of a wonderful large vine; needs good support. Zone 5

VARIEGATED CHINESE WISTERIA

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It seems that few growers are especially familiar with this rare cultivar. Our cuttings originated from a specimen growing at the JC Raulston Arboretum in Raleigh, North Carolina. The variegation varies quite a bit "from leaf to leaf, and plant to plant"...

PINK JAPANESE WISTERIA (Wisteria floribunda) "Anwen"

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Beautiful cascades of fragrant, pale pink racemes on counter-clockwise, twining vines. Flowers are present mid-late spring and vines can reach more than 20 feet. Full sun and well-drained, slightly acidic soil are preferred. Shade and over-fertilizing...

SNOW SHOWERS WISTERIA (Wisteria floribunda) "Shiro Noda"

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Densely packed with up to 150! snow white flowers, the pendulous 14-18" racemes adorn this large vine late in the Wisteria season (late spring); very beautiful! S/M Zone 6

HYDRANGEA VINE Schizophragma hydrangeoides (Flirty Girl)

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You can expect an abundance of creamy white, fragrant summer flowers, on this fast growing and readily blooming vine. The new growth emerges a fine purple, adding even more interest to this beauty. Great for containers, screens or as an elegant focal...

SELECT PURPLE WISTERIA (Wisteria sinensis) "Prolific"

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A very free-flowering Dutch cultivar well worth seeking” (G.S. Thomas), try this vigorous large vine planted with early rose species in soft yellow or pink...good enough to eat!—but dont: Wisteria is poisonous. S/M/room ...