"Grape" wisteria bunches

Wisteria (wisteria) — this is a vine that prefers to wrap around supports. Another tree, a gazebo, or a building wall can serve as a support. Wisteria blooms in large hanging clusters that emit a sweet unique aroma. It attracts insects, especially bees. The flowering of wisteria is truly an amazing sight!

Wisteria is an early–flowering vine that turns the garden into a magical island. It blooms in spring or early summer, usually in May or June. A fragile, refined, incredibly fragrant plant gathers admiring glances.

When wisteria begins to bloom, long, hanging clusters of bright purple, pink, white or lilac flowers appear. The flowers usually have a sweet fragrance that attracts many bees and butterflies.

Often the smell of wisteria is compared with the aroma of acacia — bright, rich, which is impossible not to feel. The name comes from the Greek word "glycos", translated as "sweet".

Wisteria can bloom for several weeks until all the flowers bloom. During the flowering process, new flowers appear on the bushes, which creates beautiful and abundant clusters.

China is considered the homeland. In 1816, a Chinese delegation donated 100 wisteria seeds to the viceroy in Europe.

The flowering of wisteria is an amazing sight that will not leave anyone indifferent. Its beautiful and fragrant flowers attract attention and create an atmosphere of comfort and romance in the garden or on the balcony.

Every year wisteria can give its owners a new and unique bloom, which makes it one of the most favorite flowers among gardeners and flower growers.

Wisteria can be planted near a pergola or a garden gazebo. With its help, you can drape bare walls. The vine blooms when there are no leaves on the branches yet. They appear already during flowering.