This webpage on Coppercafe is for accumulating resources and photos of wisteria being grown in pots. Please note there are differences between growing a Bonsai version of wisteria and growing a potted wisteria.
colin purrington photography |
The picture was originally sourced at fotoflora.com, but I could no longer find it there. |
Japenese Wisteria photo from the Internet Bonsai Club |
A Chinese Wisteria frm the Internet Bonsai Club forum discussions. |
Wisteria seninsis (standard Chinese Wisteria) |
Found on Flickr, Elfrieda found this Chinese Wisteria at the Montreal Botanical Garden in 2005. |
Wisteria (Standard) Chinese Wisteria from Van Meuwen |
Van Meuwen has the following helpful hints for growing wisteria:
- Their wisteria has been trained as a standard so that it can be enjoyed in a small garden or pot.
- Wisteria is harmful if eaten.
- Grow wisteria plants in a sunny or semi shaded site in any moist, well drained soil.
- Wisteria buds can be damaged by hard spring frosts so choose a sheltered position.
- When growing wisteria in large containers, soil based compost should be used such as John Innes No. 3.
- Provide the twining stems with an appropriate framework to support growth.
Sources:
1. The Internet Bonsai Club has a forum discussing growing Bonsai Wisteria which would be helpful to those who would like additional information.
2. ehow.com has an article written on how to grow wisteria in pots at: http://www.ehow.com/how_8091558_grow-wisteria-pot.html
3.Home base offers the Wisteria seninsis. http://homebase.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/shrubs/topiary/wisteria/wisteria-sinensis-/itemno.PL30001433/
4. Van Meuwen website at: http://www.vanmeuwen.com/flowers/flower-plants/climbing-plants/wisteria-standard/69038VM
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