Wisteria macrostachya 'Aunt Dee'

Aunt Dee bears abundant trusses of fragrant lilac-blue pea-flowers in late spring and early summer on the current season's growth. Rivaling the size of those of Japanese and Chinese wisteria, the dangling flower clusters are typically borne at a younger age, often the first summer after planting. Pale green bean-like fruits follow the flowers. The compound foliage is bright green and lush. A proven hardy selection graced with 20-25 cm long clusters of lilac blue flowers. Superb for covering a trellis, pillar, fence, rail or arbor.

Genus	Wisteria
Species	macrostachya
Cultivar	Aunt Dee

Bloeiperiode	mei juni
Type (gebruik)	klimplant
Kleur (bloem)	paars blauw
Kleur (blad)	groen
Hoogte	300 cm 500 cm
Wintergroen	nee
Winterhardheid	-25 °C
Bloemen	geurend
Locatie	zon