drooping seed heads that turn purplish bronze by late summer

Want to say "I love you" to a plant-lover

The houseplant prefers well-drained soil and dry

Clump-forming perennial that blooms in late winter or very early spring--one of the first blooms of the year

Robust plant with Wedgewood blue flowers

Wisteria frutescens 'Aunt Maude' Casket Spray drooping seed heads that turnLavender blooming variety of American wisteria that flowers throughout the spring. Sturdy vines can grow 15' 30' high with a spread of 4' 8' and prefer full sun exposure in evenly moist, well drained soil. Excellent food source for pollinators; highly fragrant.