Proper pruning, exposure and fertilizer will lead to blooms worth boasting about. Grace C. of Santa Rosa asks: I have two wisteria plants growing up a big, sturdy arbor. It has grown quite a lot in ...

We haven’t had to worry much about watering so far this growing season, but since rain can suddenly shut off completely in summer, always be ready with the hose, watering can, and/or sprinklers. Plant ...

snails will come out of hibernation, and the wisteria will bud out in great profusion. Or maybe not. Nothing is more frustrating to gardeners than a wisteria that fails to bloom. For few plants are ...

Question: We planted a wisteria in a big pot three years ago when it was in full bloom, but last year it had only a few flowers and this year none at all. It’s full of leaves, though, and we’ve been ...

Q: I live in Bella Vista. We have a wisteria vine climbing on our pergola. It's probably 20 years old, gets plenty of sun and is watered by our in-ground sprinkler system. It seems to be healthy, but ...

Summer is well underway and questions are flooding in to Ask an Expert, an online question-and-answer tool from Oregon State University’s Extension Service. OSU Extension faculty and Master Gardeners ...

Wisteria is a colorful spring blooming vine often used in landscapes and readily found in local garden centers and nurseries. The plant was introduced to the United States from Japan and China in the ...

Q: We have a wisteria planted on the south side of the house (plenty of sun) that grows prolifically each year (in the ground for six years) but has not produced a single bloom. I read something last ...

CORVALLIS – Wisteria delivers a beautiful spring display, but this vigorous vine needs plenty of pruning to keep it from swallowing the garden. “Wisteria are very vigorous vines and can climb easily ...

Q : I wrote you last fall asking about a small tree we could grow in a container in Northwest Arkansas. We ended up buying a 1-foot Mikawa Yatsubusa Japanese maple. The nursery said this is a ...