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HAVE: Free wisteria

19 years ago

I have a wisteria in 15 gallon container needing a new home due to renovation of my roof and terrace .

it has been recently sevrerly pruned back (to remove from trellis) to about 3 ft.

Planted 5 years ago, it has grown well but never bloomed, but i may not have enough light.

You need a stong back to carry down 3 flights of stairs:in

Chelsea

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brooklyn.gardener
18 years ago
I believe that it takes Wisteria 7 years to bloom. I started mine from seeds and got tired waiting and waiting. It bloomed weakly on its 7 year after becoming a fierce vine, but by then I was sick of the places it sprung up and pulled all of them out. They are still growing outside of my fence where I can not grab the root. However, I am ready to try again in my front garden, if it will be in a container. Have any left?

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