In the first four years after planting, wisterias need regular watering, fertilizing in the spring, and protection during the winter season. After this period, fertilizer usage is usually reduced ...

Choose the Right Wisteria Varieties for Your Space WIth wisterias, there are different varieties available—but some of them may be a little too much for your space. For instance, the Chinese ...

Lights in four colors representing the park's wisterias in full bloom, rose pink, purple, white and yellow, are reflected on the water at Ashikaga Flower Park in Ashikaga, Tochigi Prefecture ...

Among its attractions are the exquisite garden estates scattered across the countryside. These gardens are not merely about ...

Before we begin the practical instructions on how to grow wisteria, let's talk which wisteria to plant. Always purchase wisterias that are grafted (grown on rootstock) and come from a reputable ...

Wisterias (Wisteria spp.) are large vines from the pea family that resemble trees and shrubs in form. The deciduous foliage is divided into numerous leaflets and the spring-blooming flower clusters ...

They write: "Wisterias can be left to ramble unchecked where space allows, but will usually flower more freely and regularly if pruned twice a year. "The removal of growth in summer allows better ...

As I proceeded on a mountain path, I saw pale purple wisterias blooming like a mist against a backdrop of verdant, leafy trees. Walking around town, my eyes caught the vivid blue of pansies and ...

While beautiful, wisteria can be a bit of a handful to maintain and needs pruning at least twice a year. If you've not done so yet this summer, the Royal Horticultural Society suggests you get on ...

Explore a purple sea of blooming jacaranda trees, along with springtime splashes of pink, red, and yellow azaleas, snow-white rhododendrons, and lavender wisterias. Think Kosciuszko, and ski fields, ...