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How much you prune in summer depends on how neat and formal you want your Wisteria to look. As green, whippy strands shoot out over the summer, the Wisteria will take on an increasingly untidy appearance. If you’re not interested in the formal look and just want to keep your Wisteria from getting too big, you can keep your pruning simple. Just cut out half of the past summer’s growth every winter.

Soak the wisteria for an hour before planting by sitting the base of the pot in water. 2. Dig a hole of the correct sizeYou might need to use a sharp knife to make a slice in the outer layer to release a piece that is about a half-inch wide and two inches long. However, if you like the natural look and you have lots of space for it to spread, then there’s no need to prune Wisteria. If managing the vine’s size and shape is not an issue for you, you can save yourself the effort. Wisteria is perfectly happy not being pruned at all. Wisteria blooms vigorously in spring, producing clusters of lilac-color flowers on new growth. In late July or after flowers have faded, it’s time to prune. Learn more about growing and caring forwisteria. AboutWisteria But part of the joy of gardening is being able to nurture a plant from a dry seed to a massive, thriving specimen.

In most cases, Wisteria needs to be pruned to keep it from running rampant. However, you don’t have to prune if you have lots of space for your Wisteria and like the natural look. The most common way to prune Wisteria is to prune twice a year, once in summer and once in winter or early spring. Take a shovel and drive it 8 to 10 inches into the ground about a foot and a half away from the wisteria’s main trunk to slice into some of theroots.The most important factor to consider when growing wisteria is location. Wisteria is a twining vine that requires sturdy support and regular pruning to keep it under control. Open areas surrounded by lawns that can be easily mowed are ideal for growing wisteria. Once planted, pruning is about the only important requirement for wisteria vine care. Since this vine is an aggressive grower, there’s no need for fertilizing and being drought tolerant, wisteria requires little watering. Training Wisteria Vines & When to Prune Wisteria