What color is wisteria?

Wisteria is a vine, which usually blooms in mid-April or early May in spring. Wisteria generally symbolizes romance, persistence and happiness, and symbolizes reluctant parting or mystery. The common wisteria species in life are Wisteria albiflora, Erythrina Erythrina, Wisteria multifida and Wisteria pinnata.

The common colors of wisteria are purple and white, but purple is the most common. There are white hairs on the surface of inflorescence axis, green bracts are lanceolate, and stamens are mostly pale yellow in color.

Appearance and characteristics of wisteria

The fragrance of wisteria is relatively light. The flowers of wisteria are very small, with fan-shaped flowers and round petals. When the flowers open later, the petals will turn back, and the petals are mostly rectangular in shape.

Sentences describing wisteria flowers

Wisteria will bloom vigorously in early summer. Strings of wisteria are as attractive as crystal-clear purple grapes, and the petals covered with the ground are like beautiful carpets.

Wisteria flowers grow in clusters on the branches. The wind blows on the branches, and they dance like wind chimes hanging in the palace, and the flowers are as beautiful as peacocks.

Wisteria flowering map