Garden Debut’s Repeat Bloomer

By Greenhouse Grower staff|February 23, 2010

Garden Debut’s ‘Lavender Falls’ Japanese wisteria provides a spectacular waterfall of alluring color in early spring, with luminous, 20-inch, lavender-blue flower trusses gracefully cascading over woody vines. ‘Lavender Falls’ wisteria re-blooms among the shiny, dark green, compound leaves every month throughout the season.

This strongly growing vine needs good support and can cover a freestanding pergola, arbor or trellis with pendulous lavender flower clusters just before the foliage appears. A captivating fragrance of grape jelly adds to the enchantment of this picturesque effect.

‘Lavender Falls’ is recommended for shade, screening or as a specimen tree when specially trained.

For more information on ‘Lavender Falls,’ visit www.GardenDebut.com.