Blue Moon Wisteria

A wisteria that keeps the show going longer.

Blue Moon Wisteria is prized for its elegant blooms and a much longer bloom season than many other selections. Instead of flowering once and then disappearing into foliage, this vine can bloom in spring and then return with additional cycles of flowers in summer. That repeat-blooming habit is what makes it such an exciting garden plant.

Blue-purple flower clusters bring instant romance to the landscape.

The pendulous flower clusters are blueish-purple and dramatic, creating the classic wisteria look that instantly softens pergolas, trellises, and garden structures. When in bloom, Blue Moon Wisteria has a presence that can completely change the feel of a space, making it feel more established, layered, and memorable.

Hardy enough for colder gardens than many wisterias.

One of Blue Moon Wisteria's biggest strengths is its cold hardiness. Garden Goods Direct describes it as hardy to zone 4, which opens the door for a much wider range of homeowners to enjoy the look of wisteria. That makes it especially useful for gardeners who have admired wisterias before but assumed they were not a realistic option for their climate.

Best for trellises, pergolas, arbors, and strong vertical accents.

Blue Moon Wisteria is a vigorous climbing vine that looks best when trained onto a sturdy support. It works beautifully on pergolas, arbors, walls, fences, and large trellises where the flower clusters can hang naturally and create a dramatic overhead or cascading effect. Because it can reach a substantial size, it is best placed where it has room and a strong structure from the start.

Easy care begins with sun, support, and regular pruning.

Blue Moon Wisteria performs best in full sun to part sun and in rich, well-drained soil. For the heaviest flowering, full sun is the strongest placement. This vine can grow to about 20 to 30 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet wide, so guiding it and pruning it regularly is part of getting the best show from it. Garden Goods Direct recommends pruning in late winter to early spring to promote increased branching and more flowers.