Most vines are fast growers and can quickly get out of hand. Whether the vine is one you planted or an unwanted plant, learn ...

This Wisteria sinensis Prolific can grow up to 6 or 7 feet tall (Image: Gardening Express) Touted as a strong plant, growing around 150- 180 cms (5-6 ft) ...

Chinese Wisteria (Wisteria sinensis): This purple-blooming, woody vine is lovely on an arbor but will overtake and kill shrubs and trees seemingly overnight. Honeysuckle ...

David Overend suggests three climbers that would be perfect for the garden and, once established, they do the hard work… with ...

Mrs. Wilson started tending to the Chinese wisteria sinensis in 1993 which replaced ivy found growing on the wall when they moved to the farm which she converted into a fabulous garden. “The ...

Mrs Wilson started tending to the Chinese wisteria sinensis in 1993 which replaced ivy found growing on the wall when they moved to the farm. She said: "The wisteria looks better then ever, more ...

Mrs Wilson started tending to the Chinese wisteria sinensis in 1993 which replaced ivy found growing on the wall when they moved to the farm. She said: "The wisteria looks better then ever, more so ...

The wisteria at Well Hall Pleasaunce is likely Wisteria sinensis, or Chinese wisteria, introduced to Britain in 1816 by John Reeves. The bloom is known for its strong growth and fragrant, ...

Chinese wisteria. Chinese wisteria (Wisteria sinensis), with its attractive purple-lilac flowers that grace the landscape in spring, serves as a poignant reminder that aesthetic appeal can often ...

"Chinese wisteria (Wisteria sinensis) is able to damage local ecosystems because of its rampant growth and ability to thrive in a number of different conditions," the University of Florida explains.