Wisteria macrostachya ‘Aunt Dee’ Red & White ‘Rosemoor’ (1997) has rich fuchsia-red

‘Rosemoor’ (1997) has rich fuchsia-red blooms which are borne all summer and are beautifully contrasted by creamy-yellow stamens

Grows 10’ tall

the foliage transitions to a striking bronze or greenish-red before reaching its peak with fiery

One of the best true yellow rhododendrons on the market with rose-tinted buds that open to golden blooms with burgundy spotting

The creamy white blooms of ‘White Licorice’ offer a distinct licorice and lemon-blossom aroma that fills the air with a delicious fragrance

Wisteria macrostachya ‘Aunt Dee’ Red & White ‘Rosemoor’ (1997) has rich fuchsia-redA cold hardy North American cultivar with fragrant lilac purple pea like blooms held in pendulous racemes from late spring to early summer. Less aggressive than Asian species. Clings by twining. Grows 20 30 tall. Hardy to USDA zone 4. 1 gallon pot. MK Lascelle