Bought it 6 yrs ago at a nursery but he didn't have name of it. It was something new. Bloomed when it was 4 yrs old. The fragrance is kind of stinky. It died back a couple of years ago when we had a rare snowfall but came right back as it does almost every winter here in south Texas but we don't have very hard freezes though.
I merged the two posts. Better to keep the conversation all in one thread. Sorry, I don't know what it is. I see you changed your mind Chimera. Questions: Is it evergreen? Is it fragrant?
Yes, not sure and a little too quick, reminds me of trying to ID a pear tree as a cherry a while ago. Wasting space today. Have a nice weekend.
Millettia reticulata, Evergreen Wisteria, (terrible common name but what can you do?). http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/59543/ HTH Chris
This plant looks very much like a plant that was given to me called wild indigo which is a perrinnial here in zone 5. It was saved from a back lot that was undergoing expansion, the neighbors got together and started saving all they could. Mine however is blue, a very clear rich blue color and the leaves haven't matured to
