Posted by Mary on May 09, 19100 at 11:15:02:
In Reply to: Re: Wisteria Doesn't Bloom posted by Libet on May 07, 19100 at 12:22:18:
: also just found this.yikes! 10-15 years!
(I've been looking for transplanting info for my wisteria bush - 7,8 yrs old - no flowers yet)
http://www.rippingale.com/wisfaq.html#11
The most common complaint about Wisteria. Unfortunately there are still many nurseries that sell
seedling Wisteria. Wisteria seedlings can take 10 years, 15 years or even longer to flower. There are
many fine Wisteria cultivars that will flower in 3 years. When you buy a Wisteria for your garden
make sure that it is a true to name cultivar that has been either grafted or grown from a cutting.
hey we have startings,,,seeds.... we want to sale very inexpensively....our yard is cover with vines of this wysteria..... they wrap around anything they can grab onto.... so let me know if you want any...Thanks, Mary blooms every year pretty old plant...it was here when bought the house. the older lady who sold the house said she could not get it to grow... we cut it down to ground and now its been blooming for the last 12 yrs