Blue Chinese Wisteria Tree deer resistant

If you are searching for an absolutely stunning focal point in your landscape, you need to look at this best-selling tree form Chinese Blue Wisteria (Wisteria sinensis).

Usually, Wisteria is a fast-growing vine. You may have seen this vine artistically draped over sturdy structures adorning castles in Europe, wineries in Napa Valley, or those huge estates featured on Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous.

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You can also enjoy the amazing, fragrant flowers of Wisteria on a cute, little accent tree. We've trained this amazing plant into a knock-out, single stem tree with a nice, sturdy trunk. Our expert growers work diligently to create a one-of-a-kind, original masterpiece for you.

We have an excellent strain we've been growing for years. Our Blue Chinese Wisteria blooms feature a dark purple bud that opens to a lovely icy lavender and purple flowers, and fades to blue as the flowers age. As the flowering season progresses, the oldest blooms fade to that magnificent blue that people just love.

WOW! It makes a one-of-a-kind impact in your landscape. Use one or more as a perfect touch for your front yard, or near your patio.

In late spring and early summer - before the leaves appear - the tree explodes in long streams of sweet-smelling flowers that can range from sky blue to rich lavender. The elongated flower panicles can reach up to a foot in length.

The flowers simply drip from the tree in a lavish display. And, because the flowers appear before the leaves emerge, the show is even more dramatic.

This is not a tree you'll be able to ignore in full bloom. You'll love the fabulous range of these cool tones featured in your yard.

What about the delicious fragrance? Everyone in the neighborhood will appreciate the sweetly scented flower clusters.

You can rest assured that this is the ORIGINAL Blue Chinese Wisteria Tree. These are amazing tree forms of the popular Wisteria vines that grow almost anywhere in the country.

We also think you'll appreciate their small, dark green leaves that turn a lovely golden fall color for interest all through the season. The Blue Chinese Wisteria tree is easy to grow, it grows quickly, and is widely adaptable all across the country.

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How to Use Blue Chinese Wisteria in the Landscape

Maybe you've seen these beautiful trees in person, or online, and just have to have one (or more!) for yourself. People all across the country are growing this tree-form Wisteria as a very special specimen plant.

Use them as a highlight in your courtyard area. Do you have a big raised berm in your front yard? This is the perfect tree to use to set off your berm planting. If you really want something that stands out, try two Blue Chinese Wisteria trees on either side of your front entrance. Instant curb appeal!

Of course, you'll want to see and smell the flowers in early spring. Use them near your patio for a delightful yearly treat.

They'll even work well in large containers. Need a pretty privacy screen? Use these special plants in large containers placed strategically to block your view. What a visual treat!

A classic formal use for tightly pruned Blue Chinese Wisteria is to place 4 of them in a rectangular bed that will be viewed from all sides. Evenly space the trees to give them room to reach their full size, then underplant with your favorite spring flowering bulbs.

Next, follow with perennial groundcover or bright annuals. Be sure to frame the edge of your formal bed with a short, sheared Boxwood or Holly hedge to give it a formal outline separating it from the grass. This is a fantastic look to showcase these small trees!

Of course, if you have the room, you can grow it as a casual tree out in the yard. In this application, you might want to let it grow a bit wider and taller.

Can you see how many ways you can use this beautiful tree? The secret to success is all in the pruning. Read on to see how you can easily shape your new trees to best suit your style.

#ProPlantTips for Care

Please take special note of these tips so you get the very best results.

Tree form Blue Chinese Wisteria are fast growing, disease resistant, and are highly drought tolerant once they are established in your yard. Please choose your planting site carefully.

Place them where they'll be noticed. After all, you'll want to reap the glory each spring, and secure your neighborhood reputation as a fantastic gardener with a green thumb.

Go ahead, take all the credit! Be ready for the questions and the praise.

They'll produce the most abundant flowers if you plant them in a spot that gets full sun all day long. If they do get some light shade, they can still thrive for you. The sunnier, the better!

Blue Chinese Wisteria tree form will adapt to just about any kind of soil, but it must be well drained. Check to see if your ground holds puddles after a rain. If so, mound up top soil 18 inches high. You can then dig a hole plant your tree in that mounded up soil for better drainage.

Give your tree plenty of room to grow. If you choose to grow them in a container, just make sure to use a large container with plenty of drainage holes.

Please do baby them a bit when you first get them planted. Water regularly to get your new tree established. After that, it will be drought tolerant.

Also, for the first year or two, you'll want to use a sturdy stake to help it stand up straight. You can imagine how heavy those flowers are! A little support is very appreciated. You'll leave that stake until the main trunk is wide enough to support the whole plant all by itself.

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Be careful not to use lawn fertilizer near your tree, as too much nitrogen will feed the leaves, not the flowers. Doing so will delay the beautiful blooms.

Blue Chinese Wisteria is a plant that deer seem to leave alone. Keep in mind that deer may sample any plant if food is scarce.

Blue Chinese Wisteria Tree Pruning

Decide on the mature look you want while your tree is young. Short and wide? Oval? Asymmetrical?

You can think of it as deciding on your tree's "hairstyle". Decide how long you want the branches to grow and the style that suits your tree best in your yard. Then, just give it regular trims to keep things nice, tidy and flowering beautifully.

You have a lot of influence on how your plant looks once it's mature just by pruning the tree for shape when it's young.

Pruning is the very best method to help your tree produce flowers, too. The goal is to have plenty of nice, short flowering stems for plenty of spring blooms within the crown of your tree.

The branches will work as a framework to support the spectacular, heavy flowers. Decide which structural branches you'll keep and allow them to grow out and thicken up each season.

In late summer, you'll shape your tree for size and to reinforce that structure.

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How fast does Chinese wisteria grow?

How fast does Chinese wisteria grow? It can grow up to 10 feet per year.

How big does a blue Chinese wisteria get?

Blue Chinese Wisteria Tree (Wisteria sinensis) The fast-growing blue Chinese wisteria tree matures at 10 to 15 ft. (3 – 4.5 m) tall. The dwarf tree has dense green foliage throughout summer before turning golden yellow in the fall. Additionally, the ornamental tree adapts well to various soil types.

Is there a difference between a Wisteria vine and a Wisteria tree?

No there is no botanical difference between a Wisteria vine and a Wisteria tree. “Wisteria is a deciduous twining climber native to China, Japan and eastern United States.” (Royal Horticultural Society, UK) The difference is in the training and pruning.

Is Blue Chinese wisteria poisonous?

Other: All parts of the plant are poisonous, but it is most often the seeds or seed pods that are ingested. Symptoms: Symptoms can include burning mouth, nausea, abdominal pain, vomiting and diarrhoea, sometimes followed by collapse. Warning: Seek urgent medical attention for all ingestions.