Wisteria vines

Wisterias have sturdy, branch-like vines that twist up and around whatever support they can find. This means that, with some attention, you can train wisteria to cover almost any structure or follow any path, providing it’s well-supported. #wisteria #plant #garden

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A wisteria in bloom is like something out of a fairy tale. If you want to know how to grow it without it becoming invasive, read our guide on Gardener’s Path.

Expert tips for growing and caring for wisteria vines. Wisteria grown from seed can take up to 10 years to bloom!

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Learn about less invasive types of wisteria vines, and how to grow, train, prune, and support wisteria, an essential member of the Southern garden.

By planting wisteria in a contained planter, you can grow and train these beautiful flowering vines without making a permanent mark in the ground or crowding nearby plants with what can typically be known as an invasive vine.

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Supporting wisteria vines with a strong, sturdy support structure is essential because the vines can become very heavy as they mature.

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