White Wisteria Vine - Fragrant Foot Long Flowers - Attract Hummingbirds 1 - Live Plant

This is my second white wisteria and the plants have been great, healthy and easy to grow !

The white Wisteria is an exotic and Fragrant flower. I have been sprouting my own Wisteria plants for more than 40 years. I know the procedure for sprouting these seeds and have been 100% successful. Not one seed sprouted. I am so disappointed . If i could give a minus stars, I would.

Wow! I purchased Pink Ice, Blue Moon, and White Wisteria. Based on reviews from the two year graft I wasn't expecting too much. Boy was I surprised and impressed when they all arrived with foliage and growing limbs. I am absolutely thrilled and can't wait for these beauties to grow and flourish. I have high hopes. It might be the difference between purchasing a 2 year vs 3 year graft. Awesome! Highly recommend this seller. I even got them sooner than I had expected. I will try to update my review with progress.

Enjoying these Faux Wisteria flowers. Up close, they embrace a whimsical vibe, not the most realistic. Perfect for enhancing party decorations and bringing texture to a photo wall!I added them to an actual wisteria during the summer months- faked them and no one could tell !

100% recommended. This arrived a day early, packaged well, and had wonderful foliage. Bigger than expected. Leaves were a little wilted but the soil was still damp. Perked up incredibly after 48 hours, sunlight, and fertilized potting soul.

Not 30 inches as described. But still. Looks ok and healthy. Will plant outside tomorrow as it's supposed to be in the 70s here in Lubbock.

-Update 2022. Not the wisteria as described. It bloom this year, purple flowers, not a white flowered wisteria as described. Waste of time and $.Buying wisteria plants online is a hit or miss. No idea if it'll bloom let alone if its the variety you wanted. The description states "Wisteria floribunda 'Longissima Alba' (White Flowered Wisteria)." I have a number of wisteria growing now and was looking to diversify my collection. Judging by the leaves, this not a Floribunda but instead a Macrostachya and probably a "Blue Moon." Of course I could never prove this until 5 years from now, but I'll be glad to change my review if that happens. The only good news is its alive and I actually do like the Blue Moon type, just disappointed I could easily get a mature flowering Blue Moon at this price point.

I ordered several of these. Best time for planting seems to be spring on Long Island and they grow very well. Prefer sun over shade and can take lot of pruning. I even braided one. Wisteria can take 3 - 5 years to bloom and some other ones even longer so mine is about 5 years old and no bloom at all. Unfortunately this plant does not come with exact description nor latin name so we have to wait if it blooms and what color it blooms.....