Wisteria floribunda 'Macrobotrys'
Re: Re: My poorly Wisteria.
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I'm hoping the leaves are dropping because of the hot weather we had a few weeks back. I did water it well.
I've been tying it in as it only has 3 stems as a framework, with few tendrils.
I've put well rotted horse manure round it ~ keeping the compost away from the main stem.
I did buy it at Wisley, so it should survive! Hopefully, it will sprout new buds in the spring!
I've been tying it in as it only has 3 stems as a framework, with few tendrils.
I've put well rotted horse manure round it ~ keeping the compost away from the main stem.
I did buy it at Wisley, so it should survive! Hopefully, it will sprout new buds in the spring!
Posted: Tuesday 4th of October 2011 02:09 PM
Re: My poorly Wisteria.
Kathy N
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Hi, Jill,
Hmmm..has it had regular pruning? Since it is deciduous, are the leaves dropping earlier this year than last year? How much water does it get?
Kathy C
Hmmm..has it had regular pruning? Since it is deciduous, are the leaves dropping earlier this year than last year? How much water does it get?
Kathy C
Posted: Monday 3rd of October 2011 07:51 PM
My poorly Wisteria.
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My 2 year old wisteria's leaves have gone yellow & are dropping off, some stems look dead. I've fed & watered it over the 2 year's I've had it. A large fern grows at its foot & something has stripped that nearly bare. I can't see any insects .Any ideas as to what can be causing the problem?
Posted: Saturday 1st of October 2011 06:24 PM Last reply: Sunday 6th of April 2025 08:52 AM