One day, this plant just might gobble up the South. Though it's extremely vigorous and some types are invasive, people keep planting it in their gardens. They can't resist its lovely white or purple ...

Few plants capture the romance of an English garden like wisteria, with their cascading clusters of fragrant, lilac blooms. But once the flowers fade, many gardeners panic when the leaves turn yellow.

Make your wisteria a cut above the rest by pruning it now, with the help of this simple guide. Spring may seem a long way off, but if you prune your wisteria now, you should have masses of beautiful ...

These lavender blooms are a seasonal favorite, but some species can overtake trees and ecosystems. Here’s how invasive wisteria spreads, and what to plant instead. American wisteria (Wisteria ...

When the East gave the West her first wisteria vines, they tricked us out of our flowers. Plant hunters were given seeds of Wisteria sinensis, not plants, to take back to France and England. The ...

In the 1970s, I was given a plant called 'everlasting cabbage'. The little bunches of leaves became brassica plants about 2-3ft tall, and I picked the bunches that grew out at the side of the stalks.

Elevate your garden or patio this summer with a twice-blooming wisteria plant that can grow up to 7 feet tall. Blossoming into vibrant and colourful flowers in the spring and summer seasons, this ...

Imagine walking through a wood at this time of year in the hillier, wilder areas of Honshu or Shikoku Island in Japan and coming across a stream valley where almost every tree is dripping with ...

snails will come out of hibernation, and the wisteria will bud out in great profusion. Or maybe not. Nothing is more frustrating to gardeners than a wisteria that fails to bloom. For few plants are ...

A wisteria vine in Ushijima, Japan, measured 32 feet in circumference and produced more than 80,000 trusses of flowers, according to a 1920 report. Asian wisteria is also becoming a pest in wild lands ...

There is nothing to match wisteria for glorious spring colour and absolutely mind-blowing fragrance, yet it is not as widely grown in Pakistan as it ought to be as, for some unknown reason, the ...