Kentucky Wisteria (Wisteria frutescens)

Kentucky Wisteria (Wisteria frutescens)Estimated height at pickup: 1 2', 1 gal A lovely, fragrant native wisteria! Vines are winter hardy and bloom far more reliably than non native wisterias. Flowers best in full sun but can tolerate some shade. Large, sturdy supports are best, such as large arbors, gazebos, or sacrificial fences (older vines will completely cover large sections of fence and eventually warp it) vines on smaller supports need regular pruning to maintain shape. Pollination:

As the common name implies

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Hosts a few small insects and moths including the fringetree sallow and three species of sphinx moth

but adapts well to average conditions

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Pollination: Likely 2+ individuals required

Nuts are eaten by many animals including turkey

Perfect to plant in flood plains

wild climbing rose

so most leaves

Fruit: Seeds are incredibly small and mature in late fall

) Prefers well drained soils