White Chinese Wisteria Seeds 10 Count

White Chinese Wisteria Seeds 10 Count Wisteria sinensis Oriental Wisteria, Far East Wisteria, Cascading Flower Tree, Shirobana Shina Fuji, Jako Bush Description: This twining deciduous vine is awesome in springtime as it leafs out and flowers with large, drooping racemes (grapelike clusters) of purple-blue, fragrant flowers. This tough woody vine often climbs high into tree canopy when grown in mild winter climates. It is stunning to see a wisteria draped from the limbs of a tall pine when in full bloom, a scene made more memorable by the blossoms' appealing fragrance. Leaves are compound and consist of 7 to 13 leaflets to about 3 in (7.6 cm) in length. The white flowers are followed by attractive velvety pods 6 in (15.2 cm) in length. In winter, wisteria is a tangled mass of naked woody stems that may or may not be picturesque depending on culture and circumstance. Chinese wisteria is usually very long lived and trunks can become quite large and attractively gnarly with age. Location: Chinese or sweet wisteria is native to China. Culture: Wisteria is very easy to work with; it can grow in full sun or heavy shade, in which case it will grow until it reaches a satisfactory level of light. It is not fussy about soil type or moisture, although its preference is a reasonably a moist, well drained, rich to average mix. Height: Up to 35 feet when growing free with no care, as a bonsai, you can control the growth height. As a potted plant, you can expect 4 to 8 feet, depending on location and other factors. Leaves: To 12 (30 cm) long; pinnately compound; 7-13 ovate to elliptical leaflets; each leaflet 2-4"" (5-10 cm) long. Fruit: 4-6"" (10-15 cm) pod; brown; covered in a fine fuzz. Flowers: May