Wisteria Not Flowering After Two Years: Patience and Pruning

A British Columbia gardener's two-year-old wisteria grows vigorously along a fence but has never flowered.

Advice

Tom explained wisteria may take 3+ years to bloom after planting. Avoid high-nitrogen fertilizers (including lawn runoff) that promote foliage over flowers. Control vine growth to prevent rampant spreading. He linked to an Ohio State University guide on training wisteria leaders.

Time, proper nutrition, and disciplined pruning encourage wisteria flowering.