The easiest way that I have found is to get a piece of layered stem (growing right on top of the dirt) with some root hairs during the dormant period (up until late March in SC). Just cut it at both ends, plunk it in the dirt and keep it moist.

Just don't plant it near your house, your water lines, a favorite tree, or any slow moving children.

Amen Aquarius! I let the stuff go wild for a few years in a field and it rooted every other inch. I'm still killing the stuff years later.
So who wants some free Wisteria?
Mike

Mike I would love some of your rooted wisteria-love it and want to do a whole arbor in it if I can pay for postage to get it to CA
Sharon (haven't had much luck with it)

Hi Mike - "Pick Me", she screams in hopeful glee, and then smiles and incredibly sweet smile... ; )~ What do I need to do??? I'm not sure what I have to trade, but I'm sure I have a "little something, something" somewhere... Nikki