Wisteria
How to plant a wisteria?
To plant wisteria in the ground, choose a sunny spot with well-drained soil. Dig a hole twice as wide and deep as the root ball of the plant. Add compost or potting soil to improve the quality of the soil, but do not use chemical fertilisers. Place the plant in the hole, making sure that the crown is level with the ground. Fill in with soil, packing lightly around the plant. Water thoroughly to moisten the planting area. We recommend planting your wisteria in autumn to encourage it to take root before winter, but you can also do it in spring if the ground is not frozen. If you have a potted wisteria, transplant it into a larger pot or in the ground, following the same steps. Remember to install a solid support to guide the plant's growth. Water regularly for the first few months, then leave it to fend for itself. Wisteria is a hardy plant that requires little maintenance once well established.
When does wisteria flower?
