Tag: how to prune a wisteria

• Before and after pictures

  

  It has been a fantastic year for wisterias, with many producing a substantial second flowering that is just coming to an end. Now is the time to give the wisteria a summer haircut if you haven’t already done so. Here are a few before and after photos of wisterias showing their development over the years. […]

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  Louise Allen

  August 6, 2017

  Events, Pruning by month, Pruning by Plant, Uncategorized

  August, how to prune a wisteria, ripening wood, summer+pruning, When should I prune my wisteria, Wisteria, Wisteria floribunda, Wisteria sinensis

• Why is my wisteria not flowering?

  

  Legend has it that a wisteria takes seven years to produce its wonderful racemes of fragrant purple/white flowers. Some wisteria do indeed reward their owners’ patience with a magnificent show after a very slow start. Less fortunate owners can get to the end of seven years – or indeed seventy – and still have nothing […]

  Louise Allen

  December 9, 2012

  Pruning by Plant

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