Wisterias are climbing plants loved for their beauty and intense fragrance. Their inflorescences, primarily displaying shades of purple but also hints of pink and white, create a colorful and enveloping cascade.

This wonderful plant flowers in spring for Asian varieties, and in late summer for American ones, filling gardens and terraces with its unmistakable charm.

In this section, you will find a selection of wisteria plants from Rose Barni, propagated by grafting, a characteristic that guarantees varietal traits and flowering. The plants are supplied in 16 cm diameter pots.

When do wisterias flower?

They flower between March and April. With summer and full sun exposure, the flowers tend to multiply in abundant quantities, forming large, clustered canopies.

In an outdoor space, wisteria adds an unparalleled touch of freshness and color. With its flowers grouped in clusters, it is ideal for decorating walls, pergolas, gardens, and even plant tunnels, transforming any outdoor space into a true fragrant oasis.

How to cultivate wisterias

To grow wisteria in the garden, our advice is to choose a mature plant and place it next to a vertical support. Once it reaches the top of the support, the wisteria will begin to branch downwards, thus increasing flower production. To maximize flowering, it is advisable to orient the main branches horizontally and the smaller ones downwards.

If you wish to grow wisteria in a pot, it is important to choose a very large container, as the plant's roots expand quickly. The support must also be solid and stable to support the plant as it grows. Over time, it will be necessary to repot it and regularly prune the branches to encourage a dense and well-formed canopy.

To achieve an umbrella-shaped canopy, you can intertwine two or three stems, supporting them until they consolidate into a single trunk. Periodic pruning will help stimulate the growth of lateral branches, resulting in a compact and decorative plant.