What are the types of wisteria?

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silver vine

Ruby Vine

White jade vine

three-foot vine

multiflora wisteria

double wisteria

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The varieties of wisteria include silver wisteria, which is also called white-flowered wisteria because of its white flowers; there is also ruby wisteria, whose flowers are mostly deep pink; white jade wisteria, which is white in color and has small flowers; and three-foot wisteria, which has smaller flowers. Small, green lotus in color; multi-flowered wisteria with rare tender pink flowers; double-petaled wisteria with shorter but thicker and richer inflorescences.

silver vine

Silver Vine

Silver Vine, as the name suggests, the flowers are often as white as jade or silver. Therefore, it is often called white-flowered wisteria. This plant has a very strong fragrance, has more slender branches and is not cold tolerant. Therefore, I recommend friends from the south to plant it.

Ruby Vine

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The flowers of the ruby vine are mostly deep pink, magnificent and eye-catching. Compared with other varieties, the flowers of the ruby vine are larger, and each bunch is of moderate length, making it more suitable for potted plants. The longest vine can reach more than 20 meters!

White Jade Vine

White Jade Vine The flowers are white like silver vine, but the inflorescences are shorter, smaller, and more common. It is a small wisteria that is very suitable for potting.

Three-foot vine

Three-foot vine Although the vine is called three feet, the inflorescence does not actually reach three feet, but only about 60 to 70 centimeters. The flowers of the three-foot vine are smaller, more colorful and medium-sized, so it is very suitable for potted plants or garden planting.

Wisteria with many flowers

Wisteria with many flowers The color of wisteria is different from the common purple, but a rare tender pink, and the fragrance of the flowers is more like the fragrance of pea flowers. On the inflorescence, the length is also twice that of common wisteria, which is very stunning when planted in a large area.

Double-flowered Wisteria

Double-flowered Wisteria The petals of wisteria are purple, and the inflorescences are relatively short, but thick and rich. Each flower looks like a bunch of grapes because of its multiple petals, which is highly ornamental.

Ruby Vine

White jade vine

three-foot vine

multiflora wisteria

double wisteria

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