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Why Your Wisteria Isn’t Flowering: Sun, Pruning, and Feeding

Your two-year-old wisteria has lush growth but zero flowers. Wisterias need:

At least 6 hours of full sun
Heavy pruning and proper feeding to promote flowering
Soil that doesn’t dry out completely and a moderate pH

See the Ohio State University guide for detailed pruning and care instructions: https://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/1000/1246.html

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