When it comes to fast-growing climbing plants for privacy, you can't go wrong with wisteria. Landscaping expert Ward Dilmore tells us that wisteria is one of his top choices for drought-tolerant ...

A: Japanese wisterias (Wisteria floribunda) are the most widely grown wisterias in the United States. Unfortunately, they don’t perform well in the Midwest, and there is nothing that can be done ...

Sue and Moussa Ishak are the owners of Wisteria Farm and Vineyard, a 16-acre micro-winery on the western slope of the Blue Ridge Mountains that uses only locally grown grapes in its wines and ...

Anyone with wisteria in their garden will know that it's glorious in bloom but requires some hard work throughout the year, and according to Monty Don, that applies to June.

Wisteria vines that are cut can quickly sprout new roots if it comes into contact with the ground. And the vines also produce a carpet-like network of roots that can also sprout new vines if not ...