Wisteria, flowers for the first time
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Wisteria, flowers for the first time
I was surprised to see my wisteria flower this year, I have had it for 4 years and never seen it flower but not just one or two this year I have lots of flowers.
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Re: Wisteria, flowers for the first time
Very nice Gerard
How old is the tree ? I have read it can take 6 or so years for a wisteria to flower if grown from seed.

How old is the tree ? I have read it can take 6 or so years for a wisteria to flower if grown from seed.
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Re: Wisteria, flowers for the first time
Wow, what a fantastic display! They are really beautiful!
Have you done anthing in particular to encourage the flowers? I've had mine for 3 years now- was a natural ground layer that I dug up so it's older than that but still shows no signs of flowering...
Chipper5
Have you done anthing in particular to encourage the flowers? I've had mine for 3 years now- was a natural ground layer that I dug up so it's older than that but still shows no signs of flowering...

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Re: Wisteria, flowers for the first time
nice Gerard. I do love Wisteria 
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Re: Wisteria, flowers for the first time
I think it is about 10 years old and is flowering much later than the purple wisterias in the area.
Lots of water lots of fertilizer.
Repotted both this year and last year.
Will allow to grow wild for a few months after flowering (I let it grow wild this time last year)
Lots of water lots of fertilizer.
Repotted both this year and last year.
Will allow to grow wild for a few months after flowering (I let it grow wild this time last year)
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Re: Wisteria, flowers for the first time
I have let this tree grow wild since flowering until about 3 weeks ago.
To my great surprise after a very hard prune it has regrown most of what was removed
and flowered again 
To my great surprise after a very hard prune it has regrown most of what was removed


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Re: Wisteria, flowers for the first time
Very nice 

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