Wisteria
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The Wisteria, also referred to in many regions of Germany as Blauregen, belongs to the butterflies and is considered one of the most robust green plants in German nature. Together with various types of ivy and vines, the Wisteria is one of the most popular climbing and climbing plants in this country, which is used primarily for the design of house walls. Originally home to North America, the Wisteria has been known in Germany and Central Europe for several centuries and is fondly used to design urban habitats. Its robust and durable character conceals the advantages and disadvantages of the Wisteria. As an advantage, the plant proves to be optimal protection against wind and weather and ensures even in adverse conditions that a house is optimally protected by external influences. Due to their strong growth and the progressive lignification, the basic substance of a house can also suffer from the Wisteria, as it penetrates into the masonry or roof beams and here for minor damage. With regular care and targeted trimming, however, such risks can be easily reduced, so that the Wisteria is valued rather than avoided. In the summer months, the plant also becomes a real adornment for any house wall, as they form a variety of bluish to purple flowers and can shine over large areas of the plant.
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