When at home we have ridged walls
of windows and doors, they do not allow us to put blinds or structures to be
placed there vines that are very decorative.
This also makes some smaller
species, lost or not looks for the vastness of the walls, and so you can avoid
planting wisteria, which besides having a delicious scent every spring has
stems that grow about one meter per year and become colorful and bushy.
To plant them keep in mind the following tips.
Wisteria plants are in full sun
exposure, and can grow in the shade and adapt to low temperatures, especially
in areas where frost may arrive late. These are plants that should be sown in
autumn, although in temperate zones, and they can be planted in winter.
Wisteria Pruning should be done
in both summer and winter, and it is important to keep it from becoming a bunch
of tangled stems and trunks. They can multiply by layering system in the fall
and spring and late summer by cuttings, and should be very careful because they
are easy plants to attack by aphids in spring and summer spider mites, if they
are warm and dry.
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