Wisteria macrostachya 'Blue Moon' Size:3 Gallon SizeSimilar to the American wisteria Wisteriia frutescens, this cultivar Wisteria macrostachya 'Blue Moon' was once grouped under frutescens, but now is given its own species name. The deciduous vine is found growing in Louisiana, Texas, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, and Oklahoma, but has been called the Kentucky wisteria. The blooming period is longer than frutescens, and is a bit lighter in color. Because it is often found growing near streams or
To keep the mounded shape
have orange spotting inside
but only 3-4 feet wide over time
making a nice lawn that covers itself with white flowers from August through September
The growth habit is low and mounding
blue forms of Korean fir for use in the Christmas tree industry
even in rainy weather
· Hard to find – these cultivars are hard to find in the first place
Highly fragrant white flowers burst forth from brown fuzzy buds that cover the plant in early spring
but any lack of vigor is sometimes valued by some that want a smaller tree
This will become a 5-star plant as more people grow it and report about its assets
this dwarf Korean fir is the 'star' of the winter garden
