Evergreen Wisteria (Callerya reticulata or Millettia reticulata) is a woody, perennial vine native to parts of Asia, including China, Vietnam, and Taiwan. It’s known for its climbing habit, fragrant, violet-purple, pea-like flowers, and glossy, dark green foliage.

• Growth Habit: Woody, twining vine that can grow to 15-30 feet tall and 6 feet wide
• Flowers: Fragrant, violet-purple, pea-like flowers in racemes (clusters), with yellow centers
• Foliage: Dark green, shiny leaves
• Fruit: Produces pods, typical of the Legume family
• Fragrant Flowers: The flowers are known for their pleasant scent, often described as having cedar and camphor notes 
• Climbing Habit: Requires support like trellises, fences, or arbors to climb
• Not Invasive: Unlike some other wisteria species, Callerya reticulata is not considered invasive
• Light: Prefers full sun to part shade