The perfume of wisteria heralds the arrival of spring. As a deciduous climber, wisteria provides interest in the garden all year round, with a mass of lilac to white flowers in spring, beautiful green foliage in summer to autumn and a bare vine in winter. Wisteria requires full sun to flower and responds well to shaping. Throughout summer, when new growth leaders appear, prune them back 20-30cm from the main leader. This will promote flowering the following spring and ensure that your climber is not a tangled mess by summer's end.
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Vaughn NicholsVaughn loves to transform outdoor spaces. He has studied aspects of horticulture and with plenty of experience tending South Coast gardens, he can maintain and help your garden reach its full potential. |