#5 Gallon
'Miss Cally' (Wisteria floribunda) is a Japanese Wisteria variety known for its spectacular chains of fragrant, violet-purple flowers, blooming in early to mid-spring. As a fast-growing, woody, deciduous vine, it can be trained into a tree-like form. It requires sturdy support, thrives in zones 4-9, and features leaves that emerge with a coppery-bronze color, transitioning to yellow in autumn. 
Key Features & Care
Appearance: Features long, cascading racemes (clusters) of pea-like, violet-purple flowers.
Growth Habit: Highly vigorous vine, adaptable for use on arbors, walls, or as a pruned specimen tree, maturing around 10-15 feet.
Foliage: Deciduous leaves that emerge coppery-bronze in spring.
Sun Requirements: Best grown in full sun for maximum blooming.
Maintenance: Requires regular pruning, ideally twice a year (summer and winter), to control its vigorous growth, promote structural integrity, and maximize flower production.
Soil & Hardiness: Hardy in USDA zones 4-9 and adaptable to various soil types.
Training: To maintain a "tree" form, prune the top to keep it compact and stake the main stem to ensure it stays upright.