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The tree in the video likely belongs to the Chinese variety (Wisteria Sinensis), since it blooms for longer—Petrina says hers blooms for about 8-9 weeks in the video.

A large maple tree next door to our house is covered with Chinese wisteria and English ivy (also a nonnative) that provide housing and refuge to a wide variety of animals.

In the United States, Chinese and Japanese wisteria are introduced species. Some people consider them magnificent yard plants. Others view them as invasive species that should be eliminated.

And will it hurt a tree to let it climb the tree? — Terri Troxclair. The most popular wisteria for planting is the Chinese wisteria (Wisteria sinensis).

Is wisteria native to the Southeast or was it a nonnative introduction (like kudzu)? ECOVIEWS: Reader's ask questions about wisteria and peanut butter Skip to main content ...

Chinese Wisteria. Chinese wisteria is a beloved deciduous vine that blossoms with fragrant blue or purple flowers. ... It's a popular gum tree, very hardy, and it adds a lush, ...

In the United States, Chinese and Japanese wisteria are introduced species. Some people consider them magnificent yard plants. Others view them as invasive species that should be eliminated.