Wisteria
Wisteria looks striking growing up the front of a house or along garden walls. Once established it really makes an impact. Famous for its large lilac flowers, it has twining stems and dark green leaves.
Top Tip
Use strudy trellises to support the Wisterias weight as it matures.
How to care for Wisteria
Aspect
Likes to be in a sunny spot or partial shade.
Care Level
Prune Wisteria twice a year, in February and June, to maintain its shape and increase the number of flowers. This plant does take its time to establish.
Watering
Water frequently when the Wisteria is settling into its new home, but don't let it get soggy.
Feeding
Plant with a good quality, peat free compost. Wisteria requires nutrient rich soil so feed to encourage flowering.
Soil
Will adapt to its conditions but needs soil with good drainage. When planting add a medium, such as grit or crocs, to encourage better drainage.