| Wisteria floribunda Alba |
The Japanese Wisteria needs no introduction, a lovely climber producing in abundance its superb flowers in fragrant cascades of White. Introduced from Japan about 1830. |
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| Wisteria floribunda Caroline |
A lovely wisteria. A hybrid with masses of slightly fragrant flowers of a fascinating colour arrangement, pale lilac with deep lilac wings and and greeny yellow base. Earlier flowering than most. |
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| Wisteria floribunda Issai Perfect |
Lovely in all its parts, makes a smaller growing plant than many of its cousins but still produces a stunning display of slightly scented Blue violet flower trusses in great profusion and appearing from an early age |
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| Wisteria floribunda Kuckii- beni (Lipstick) |
Also called "Peaches and Cream" not really sure why these two alternative English names as flowers are a pale mauve with purple tips. |
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| Wisteria floribunda Lawrence |
I added this plant to my collection as I have a son named Lawrence, but it turns out ( like my son) to be a first rate Wisteria with superb flower colur and one of the strongest scents I have found in a Wisteria. |
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| Wisteria floribunda Longissima Alba |
Its Japanese name 'Shiro Noda' just does not describe the scintillating site when the intriguing flower buds start to appear then transform into the most georgeous trusses of white flowers |
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| Wisteria floribunda Macrobotrys (Multijuga) |
Without doubt one of the most popular Wisterias and deservedly so with its stunningly long racemes often upto 2metre of fragrant typical lilac blue |
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| Wisteria floribunda Rosea (Honbeni) |
Long racemes of flowers of delightful colour combination of soft pink tipped with mauve |
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| Wisteria macrostachya |
A very rare wisteria |
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| Wisteria Showa Beni |
For those seeking a good pink flowered wisteria. |
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| Wisteria sinensis Alba |
The Chinese Wisteria is quite rightly a very popular species. Capable of reaching up to 30m, it can be a terrific spectacle. In May the fragrant White flowers open simultaneously before the leaves, creating an unforgetable sight. |
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| Wisteria sinensis Amethyst |
A superb strong growing form with deep violet fragrant flowers, young bronze coloured foliage contrasts well |
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| Wisteria sinensis Black Dragon |
Considered by some authorities to be W. f. Violacea Plena but by what ever name is prefered this wisteria remains quite special, when its deep violet blue flowers appear in abundance. |
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| Wisteria sinensis Prolific |
For all lovers of Wisterias who want to see flowers on their plants as soon as possible, this form flowers from an early age with masses of deep lilac coloured flowers. |
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| Wisteria venusta (Shiro - Kapitan) |
Not commonly found, this charming strong growing Wisteria has all the characteristics plus very large slightly fragrant flower racemes of beautiful creamy white. |
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