This article offers a three-year plan for pruning your wisteria for health, structure, and bloom, whether it is newly planted or already established. It therefore offers detailed, step-by-step... platt hill person holding wisteria vine. WisteriaPruning Part 1: After Flowering. The most successful way to keep a wisteria from spreading out of control is to prune it twice per year. Wisteria needs regular pruning to keep its vigorous growth and overall size under control, but pruning will also improve the flowering display. Although it seems complicated, wisteriapruning... PruningWisteria.Prune established wisteria in July or after flowers have faded. Cut side shoots to about 6 inches long, while retaining the climbing branches. In this video you will see what makes a Wisteria so special. You will see how they grow, how to train them and most importantly how to prune them. Pruningwisteria is key to maximising their flowering potential. Read on to discover when and how to prunewisteria for the best blooms come summer. Wall-trained wisteria in bloom. How To PruneWisteria. Propagating Wisteria From Cuttings. PruningWisteria: The easy to follow guide to form a better flowering Wisteria. How to PruneWisteria. WisteriaWisteria floribunda 'Lawrence' in its fifth year in my garden. The variety was discovered in Canada, and it gets hardiness ratings of 4 or 5. To prunewisteria, start in late winter when the branches are bare and easy to reach.Avoid pruning again until late summer, right after the wisteria finishes flowering. Prunewisteria in the autumn by pruning all of the current side-shoot growths back to within 30-40cms of the main lateral branches. This should leave 4-6 leaves or leaf buds on each side-shoot.
