I got this in store and you could see life in the stem. I soaked the roots in water and potted them up in some peat moss to grow under my lamp during the chaotic spring in my garden. I will let them stay out of the weather is decent then acclimate. I have had great success with bare roots in the past. These seem promising but definitely need some attention as most new plants do.

These appear to be heathy and thriving and I haven’t even taken them out of the box yet- I’ve had them for 2 weeks in my house. They both have happy green leaves growing. Can’t beat that price for these plants.

Purchased a few weeks ago. Potted right way but there has been no other growth than the same leaves that were there when I purchased the set. Will follow up if there its any growth.

Hysteria floribunda is highly invasive. Wisteria frutescens is what you want to look for! Hoping Sam’s will change what they provide. :)

The floribunda should not be sold. It is a Japanese variety that is highly invasive. Packaged by Van Zyverden. Aggressive Growth: Wisteria floribunda is a highly vigorous, woody vine that can grow 4 to 25 feet and becomes extremely heavy over time. It requires a heavy-duty support structure like a sturdy wooden or metal pergola. Do not plant it directly against your home's siding or gutters. Invasive Status: Because it is an exotic Asian variety, Japanese Wisteria is considered an invasive species in many parts of the United States (particularly across the Southeast and East Coast). It can aggressively crowd out local native plants if left unchecked. Native Alternatives: If you live in an area where invasive species are a concern, many horticulturalists recommend avoiding floribunda and opting instead for Wisteria frutescens (American Wisteria, such as the 'Amethyst Falls' cultivar). Native varieties are much less aggressive, easier to maintain, and completely safe for local ecosystems.

I've done everyrhing I could for these plants to thrive. Unfortunatelly, they remained asleep. 3months later and Im still waiting to wake up. Sadly they were waste of my money.