Specialty Gardening: Wisteria 101 - Taking it From the Top, 0 by Lily_love

Lily_love wrote:
Beth,
From observing my wisterias, they typically bloom profusely in the spring. But when autumn arrives, the cool temp. induces them to put out scattered bloom then. No harm in that I don't think. Bearing fruits and/or seedpod would be the difference IMO. Bearing seeding would be more taxing on the plant, but flowering is a way for them to express their joy?

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