The Governor is a Wisteria sinensis, commonly called Chinese wisteria.
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About this plant
Common name
Chinese wisteria
Scientific name
Wisteria sinensis
Sun
Full sun for best flowering
Water
Regular water; keep moist while establishing
Soil
Fertile, moist, well-drained; slightly acidic
Nickname
The Governor
Fun facts
- Its stems twine counterclockwise, unlike Japanese wisteria, which twines clockwise.
- Its flowers typically open all at once along the raceme, before the leaves emerge.
- Seed-grown plants may take 10–20 years to flower; grafted plants bloom much sooner.
- It can live for well over 100 years and is considered invasive in parts of the eastern United States.
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