[Wanted] Dwarf wisteria

Hornet · Post by **Hornet** » September 4th, 2011, 9:46 pm

I'm chasing dwarf wisteria, any sized plants or seed.

john

FEX · Post by **FEX** » September 4th, 2011, 10:02 pm

there is one on ebay right now, 6 yr old plant.cheers..joe

mb1029 · Post by **mb1029** » September 4th, 2011, 10:09 pm

is a dwarf wisteria the same as a "miniature wisteria"?

Hornet · Post by **Hornet** » September 4th, 2011, 10:10 pm

thanks mate, saw that, actually what reminded me about the dwarf form, i'll be keeping an eye on that 1.

John

Joel · Post by **Joel** » September 4th, 2011, 10:12 pm

Are you aware they do not flower?

Joel

Hornet · Post by **Hornet** » September 4th, 2011, 10:28 pm

No i wasnt, thats kind of a bugger, any idea why not?

John

MattA · Post by **MattA** » September 5th, 2011, 10:00 am

Dwarf wisteria is Milletia japonica 'Hime fuji', it is not a true wisteria but related to them & has the same growing requirements. Another common name is blind wisteria as it does not flower.

There are no true dwarf Wisteria, the hybrid "Amethyst Falls" would be the closest to it but still makes a considerable sized plant if given the room to grow.

Matt

mb1029 · Post by **mb1029** » September 5th, 2011, 2:49 pm

MattA wrote:Dwarf wisteria is Milletia japonica 'Hime fuji', it is not a true wisteria but related to them & has the same growing requirements. Another common name is blind wisteria as it does not flower.

There are no true dwarf Wisteria, the hybrid "Amethyst Falls" would be the closest to it but still makes a considerable sized plant if given the room to grow.

Matt

thanks for the specification matt, i've got one of those then

it has grown alot of leaves since that 21st of last month(the day the buds started opening)

it still only has around 40% of its buds open(which has led to around 60 leaves)

the tree has alot of growth for its size(its around 160mm's tall)

Hornet · Post by **Hornet** » September 5th, 2011, 4:34 pm

cheers guys, i had only seen it labeled as wisteria floribunda nana. Seems they do flower, i did find a bunch of flower pics online.

John

MattA · Post by **MattA** » September 5th, 2011, 10:47 pm

Hornet wrote:cheers guys, i had only seen it labeled as wisteria floribunda nana. Seems they do flower, i did find a bunch of flower pics online.

John

Hey John, would love of see some pics of your tree. I love Wisteria & a new dwarf would be awesome..... floribunda perform best in full sun.

Matt

chiah · Post by **chiah** » September 6th, 2011, 1:44 pm

I thought I had the dwarf wisteria as well... budding now so will have to sus it, mine doesn't flower but didn't realise it wasn't a true wisteria. I'll sell it if you still want even though I've grown quite fond of it... but have to got far far far tooo many trees at the moment!!

chiah · Post by **chiah** » September 8th, 2011, 1:50 pm

Here are a couple of quick pix... starting to take shape nicely just don't know whether to cut or bend the branch going straight up...

astroboy76 · Post by **astroboy76** » September 8th, 2011, 3:11 pm

you are right matt. dwarf wisterai do nto flower. although they have the ability to, they do so very rarely. Even Leong from Bonsai South has not been able to get his to flower. searching pics on the net can not always be relied upon either. by all means, try them and fingers crossed theyf lower, but if you are after a wisteria that will flower each year i would pick a more standard variety

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