Wisteria frutescens Between 2-4'

Wisteria frutescens Between 2-4'American Wisteria (Wisteria frutescens) Legume Family American Wisteria is a deciduous, twining vine native to the southeastern United States. It produces racemes of fragrant, bluish purple flowers in late spring to early summer, with occasional reblooming into late summer. It flowers on new wood, so seasonal pruning is recommended for more vigorous flowering and to keep the vine in check. American Wisteria typically grows 1530 feet in length and

common in the Piedmont and Coastal Plain

common across the stateProvenance: NC

This multi-stemmed shrub typically grows 6–10 feet tall and wide

host plant to several species

Host plant to many species of moths and butterflies

Exposure:Part sun-Shade

like moths

Leaves: Glossy

organically and limestone rich soils

moth host plantSeeds: 2-3” long ovoid capsules are stacked with large

keeping the bright green color through the growing season

and Solomon's Seal