Wisteria - Tree FormA New Twist on an Old Favorite Why Wisteria Trees? Unlike other similar varieties, the Wisteria Tree delivers the color and whimsical blooms you love just in a manageable size! Wisteria is known to grow to colossal heights in warm climates in the south, but practically everyone can own this lavender beauty in tree form. Now, you get unique lavender blooms nearly anywhere. Each year between April and June, fragrant violet blue flowers blanket the

you get a healthier root system and fuller branching

it will make your yard look like it's a part of an oriental jungle

this Gala Apple Tree produces fruit earlier than many other trees

Watering: Water your Muskogee Crape Myrtle deeply and regularly (about once per week) during its first growing season to establish the tree’s roots

Ever-Blooming Growth + Amazing Fragrance

Place the plant’s root ball into the hole

adding peat moss or compost will help retain soil moisture

no green thumb is no problem – our extra work ahead of time makes it easy to harvest and grow

You should expect your Cumberland Black Raspberry Bush to yield a great bounty of delicious raspberries during early summer

compact spaces

water the Willow Hybrids once a week

And missed waterings aren't a problem