Looking for rooted wisteria vine.
Have to trade: purple duranta, snail vine (phaseolus caracalla) cuttings, 6 inch rooted brug cuttings, 1 small fire bush (hamelia patens). rooted passiflora incarnata, reclinata palms seedlings (6 in.), cannas (several varieties), 1 small coral tree (6-8 in)
Wanted: Rooted Wisteria
I have 2 Chinese Winterias I'll trade you
Judy
I have the regular purple wisteria to trade for the passiflore incarnata. LMK Lou
hi--i have chinese and japanese wisteria in case you want STILL more : )
would love a snail vine cutting. if you don't want wisteria anymore maybe i have something else you do want?
May I know? what is the difference between Chinese and Japanes Wisteria?
Kaleem
this i just learned: Japanese Wisteria twines around its host in a clockwise manner as seen from above, while Chinese Wisteria goes the opposite direction.
Wisteria floribunda (Japanese wisteria) - has large 12 to 18-inch clusters of flowers. It usually flowers as the leaves are developing. The fragrant flower clusters come in violet-blue, white, pink and several in between shades. It flowers in May and June.
Wisteria sinensis (Chinese wisteria) - it flowers before the vine begins to leaf-out. Flowers are a bit smaller, ranging from 9 to 12 inches in length. Most have a mild sweet fragance. The white and violet-blue varieties are the most popular. This type tends to bloom at an earlier age and most open at the same time creating quite a flowering display in May.
(edited with the real answer : )
This message was edited May 18, 2005 4:53 PM