American Wisteria | Wisteria frutescens 'Amethyst Falls' Species_Fibre Optic Plant We think it's a shame

We think it's a shame that weeping trees are named as they are

The boysenberry plant (Rubus ursinus x Rubus idaeus) is a cross between loganberry

Mid season harvest - pick your crop from September to October and store for up to a month if you can resist them

Whether you're dealing with heavy rainfall or cooler temperatures

The 5-lobed leaves open pinkish yellow

American Wisteria | Wisteria frutescens 'Amethyst Falls' Species_Fibre Optic Plant We think it's a shameA naturally compact wisteria that produces delightful cascading lilac blooms on stubby racemes up to 15cm in length Clusters of enticing purple flowers bloom from May to June Dense green, feather shaped foliage offers a great contrast to the flowers, whilst the stiff, woody stems ensure rustic charm even during the winter months Slightly less vigorous in its climbing than Japanese and Chinese wisteria varieties, American wisteria is a perfect choice