Wisteria macrostachya 'Blue Moon', Kentucky Re-blooming Wisteria attracts butterflies As a ground cover

As a ground cover

This is a selected sterile form that won't invade

Magnolia laevifolia has thick olive-green spatulate leaves that hold exquisite and conspicuous rusty-golden buds

A deciduous vine to 15 feet tall/long

Dramatic pendant spikes have brick-red flowers that amaze from June to August

Wisteria macrostachya 'Blue Moon', Kentucky Re-blooming Wisteria attracts butterflies As a ground coverA cultivar of the South Eastern U. S. native which commonly blooms three times a year. Fragrant, pea like, lavender blue blooms form foot long racemes. Wisterias like rich, non alkaline soil and full or part sun. Make certain their supports are sturdy; later, with age, they can become self supporting. 12 25 foot long when mature. Deer resistant! [shown in photos with Clematis 'Multi Blue'] Minimum temperature: 30 F