Wisteria macrostachya 'Clara Mack' Woodlanders Introduction Cut away the tattered old

Cut away the tattered old leaves as the buds rise

and recognized what most chance seedlings never earn

Like all crossvines

strap-shaped leaves emerge a deep

' sometimes listed as 'Shadow's Hardy

Wisteria macrostachya 'Clara Mack' Woodlanders Introduction Cut away the tattered oldThe white form of the latest blooming native. Wisteria macrostachya 'Clara Mack' is a twining, deciduous Kentucky wisteria with compound leaves and long, hanging clusters of pure white flowers, a splendid white version of a species normally blue. The racemes run longer and open later than those of the other native, Wisteria frutescens, extending the native wisteria season. 'Clara Mack' was found and shared by the late Clara Mack, a true country plant