Wisteria pergola

Heavyweight Wisteriashow less A strong framework, such as that of this solidly built pergola, is needed to support the weight of the elegant, but vigorous, wisteria

Our gallery of city gardens has plenty of ideas for designing an appealing outdoors space within the limits of the urban jungle, from compact seating areas to pretty planters, lush planting to elegant decking.

Wisteria can live a long, healthy life with no pruning at all, happily twining, climbing, and sprawling over everything in its path. But for the gardener who has limited space and wants to enjoy more visible and abundant wisteria flowers, a pruning routine becomes a necessary chore.

Yesterday I planted my Japanese purple Wisteria in front of our NEWLY CONSTRUCTED FENCE {that’s right, privacy is back, baby!}. I have had Wisteria in my yard for years because it’s pretty quick growing, looks pretty freakin’ fantastic crawling across just about anything, and it requires almost nothing of me after planting, except a yearly Read More >>

What could be better than sitting under an arbor covered in Wisteria blossoms? An arbor style bench is the first on my list of 10 great garden benches. See al…

Wisterias are beautiful vines known for their vibrant, traffic-stopping colors. But they are also notorious for growing aggressively. This article will explain how to successively grow and care for one.

We pick some of our favourite plants for growing on a garden pergola.

From rural cottage to grand estate, country gardens should be tailored to the house and landscape they occupy. Clare Foster talks to three garden designers about the elements that give a garden that all-important sense of place.

Dress up your deck with classy cafe lights.