Wisteria Blue Moon

Latin Name: Wisteria macrostachya ‘Blue Moon’ Height: 15 – 25 feet Spread: 4 – 8 feet Sunlight: Full Sun; Part Sun Bloom Time: June; Reblooms twice Hardiness Zone: 3-9 Description:Blue Moon Wisteria shows off with its lavender blue flowers multiple times a season! Just note that it needs to be established before it will bloom up to three times a season and also might not bloom the first season or two after planting. Fragrant, foot long racemes are clusters of pea-like flowers that can be used as cut flowers. This nativar is a heavy vine that requires sturdy support for its stems that twine counterclockwise. As it ages, these stems become twisted and trunk-like. Prune twice a year, once after blooming and again in winter to help control size and promote blooms. Blue Moon Wisteria is a hardy variety, having been bred in Minnesota. Attracts: Butterflies; Hummingbirds Other Names: Kentucky Wisteria