The Amethyst Falls wisteria vine is an eye-catching blooming vine with purple colored flowers that bloom in the spring and summer months. Native to North America Amethyst Falls Wisteria is a cultivar of Wisteria frutescens.
The woody stems of Wisteria vines often grow to reach lengths of 30 ft or more while producing a cascade of lavender to blue clusters of fragrantly sweet flowers. Compared to others you will find that the Amethyst Falls Wisteria is smaller in size to other Wisteria vines making it more suitable for smaller gardens or maybe even for use as a container plant.
Wisteria prefers a moist, well drained fertile soil, but that is not to say that it will not and cannot successfully grow in other conditions such as sandy and other poor soils. When grown in ideal soil conditions Wisteria needs no fertilizing. In less than ideal conditions Wisteria may benefit from a light feeding of a fertilizer, such as Espoma Organic Plant Tone, in the spring.
Wisteria vines are highly adaptable and even drought resistant once they are established!
Amethyst falls Wisteria is a full sun lover and will always enjoy a sunny spot that allows it to spread and climb freely!
This climbing vine will climb your trellis, fence or gazebo to lend colorful vertical interest to any garden space forming welcoming space to sit, relax and unwind.
Hailey (verified owner) –
I’ve ordered plants from several websites recently and plantsbymail has been my favorite! My plant came packaged very carefully, and is thriving in my yard. Looking forward to enjoying it for years to come.
Cyndy (verified owner) –
Wisteria arrived in perfectly healthy condition… even with blooms and many buds! ❤️
Jerry Simmons –
Do you have a white wisteria?
Steve –
Hi Jerry,
We do not have white wisteria. Was there a particular variety you were looking for? It could be something we can add to our catalog in the future.
Patricia Garbutt (verified owner) –
Plants arrived on time and were in very good condition. Packaging was excellent. I would definitely by from this company again