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2ft Grafted Wisteria 'Lavender Lace' | 2L Pot

2ft Grafted Wisteria 'Lavender Lace' | 2L Pot

2ft Grafted Wisteria 'Lavender Lace' | 2L Pot

Name: 2ft Grafted Wisteria 'Lavender Lace' | 2L Pot
Brand: Winters Hill
SKU: shopify_GB_15178754982267_55626507485563
Price: 25.99 GBP
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Highlights
Variety Specifications
Planting & Care

Racemes of violet and lavender flowers reaching up to 50cm in length
Blooms from May through June, attracting pollinators
Features a sweet, classic, and strong fragrance
A woody climbing plant perfect for softening structures like pergolas and walls
Rich green leaves provide lush cover, turning a beautiful golden colour in autumn
A fully hardy, long-lasting perennial that blooms annually

Latin Name: Wisteria x Valderi
Species: Wisteria
Flower Colour: Violet Purple, Lavender Purple
Flowering Time: May, June
Habit: A vigorous deciduous, woody climber which can be trained up an arch, wall or tree, or over a porch or pergola.
Hardiness: Fully hardy even in the worst of UK winters.
Position: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Location: Ideal for an Arbour, Arch, Pergola, or Wall
Eventual Height: This variety can easily reach 9m in length and will need to be supported or trained up a structure.
Eventual Spread: Achieves a spread of approximately 4-8m.

Planting Time: Can be planted at any time of year.
Soil Type: Prefers any fertile, well-drained soil. If your soil is particularly clay-heavy, mix in plenty of organic matter to improve drainage.
Spacing: Plant Wisterias 3m apart at the base of a structure. Train them so they do not become too crowded and have adequate access to light and air flow.
Watering: Water regularly when first planted, especially during hot, dry weather. Once established (after a couple of years), it will need very little watering.
Feeding: Feed every spring with a well-balanced fertiliser such as Growmore or Fish Meal.
Pruning: Prune twice a year. In late summer (July/August), cut back the new whippy growth to five buds from the woody stem. In late winter (January/February), find where you made the summer cuts and cut back by a further 2-3 buds to promote flowering.
Pest & Disease: Wisterias are generally not bothered by pests or disease. Aphids, Scale Insects, Powdery Mildews, and Honey Fungus can affect the plant but the problems are usually not serious.

Product Specifications

Supplied As: 2 Litre Pot
Height on Arrival: 60-90cm including pot, supported by a cane.

Highlights

Racemes of violet and lavender flowers reaching up to 50cm in length
Blooms from May through June, attracting pollinators
Features a sweet, classic, and strong fragrance
A woody climbing plant perfect for softening structures like pergolas and walls
Rich green leaves provide lush cover, turning a beautiful golden colour in autumn
A fully hardy, long-lasting perennial that blooms annually

Variety Specifications

Latin Name: Wisteria x Valderi
Species: Wisteria
Flower Colour: Violet Purple, Lavender Purple
Flowering Time: May, June
Habit: A vigorous deciduous, woody climber which can be trained up an arch, wall or tree, or over a porch or pergola.
Hardiness: Fully hardy even in the worst of UK winters.
Position: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Location: Ideal for an Arbour, Arch, Pergola, or Wall
Eventual Height: This variety can easily reach 9m in length and will need to be supported or trained up a structure.
Eventual Spread: Achieves a spread of approximately 4-8m.

Planting & Care

Planting Time: Can be planted at any time of year.
Soil Type: Prefers any fertile, well-drained soil. If your soil is particularly clay-heavy, mix in plenty of organic matter to improve drainage.
Spacing: Plant Wisterias 3m apart at the base of a structure. Train them so they do not become too crowded and have adequate access to light and air flow.
Watering: Water regularly when first planted, especially during hot, dry weather. Once established (after a couple of years), it will need very little watering.
Feeding: Feed every spring with a well-balanced fertiliser such as Growmore or Fish Meal.
Pruning: Prune twice a year. In late summer (July/August), cut back the new whippy growth to five buds from the woody stem. In late winter (January/February), find where you made the summer cuts and cut back by a further 2-3 buds to promote flowering.
Pest & Disease: Wisterias are generally not bothered by pests or disease. Aphids, Scale Insects, Powdery Mildews, and Honey Fungus can affect the plant but the problems are usually not serious.