A wisteria that climbs a tree can strangle it. Don’t worry, the wisteria will grow ... but all parts of the tree, including the bark, wood and leaves, contain juglone. ...

In the spring, in the northeast garden of the historic Moyer House in downtown Brownsville, a nearly 150-year-old wisteria vine gives a dramatic show of lavender flowers, wrapping itself around ...

Living trees can support wisteria vines, but be careful. Trees smaller than 10 inches in diameter can be killed if ... Prune to maintain the plant's shape. Don't cut back all the way to the wood; ...

The tree, and it's partner in spring glory, a linden tree, both get recognition from the state as a "gateway" into Oregon's history. Oregon honors 150-years-old wisteria tree in Brownsville Skip ...

A CHINESE WISTERIA, Wisteria sinensis 'Caroline', can be grown in tree form by training and pruning. The key is to decide how the plant should look and then tie in or whack off any unruly growth.

The gardening expert has shared the plants that should be pruned in June, including lilacs, azaleas, roses, wisteria and fruit trees, to name but a few ...

A. When the large, green, hanging pods of wisteria start drying out, they begin gradually to twist. When they burst open, with a pop, they spray seeds several feet in various directions.