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Mogsy 20-10-2004 01:33 AM

"andy" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I am a bit concerned that my wisteria has not flowered yet again!!! It
is about 4 years old and is facing north east. we live in Victoria. I'm
hoping that someone will have and answer to my problem! Cheers!


have you been feeding it. if it is nice and healthy try and flower inducing
fertiliser like bloom buster. wisteria sometimes needs coaxing, but is only
4 years old so maybe just patience is the key.



Trish Brown 20-10-2004 01:55 AM

andy wrote:

Hi,
I am a bit concerned that my wisteria has not flowered yet again!!! It
is about 4 years old and is facing north east. we live in Victoria. I'm
hoping that someone will have and answer to my problem! Cheers!


My wisteria took about six years before I got decent flowers on it. Mind
you, I was quite prepared for this, as I'd been pruning it pretty
heftily in order to get it in shape before the flowers arrived! LOL! If
you're pruning it, be aware that you're probably cutting off the fresh
growth from which flowers will come.

--
Trish {|:-} Newcastle, NSW, Australia

andy 20-10-2004 06:25 PM

wisteria
 
Hi,
I am a bit concerned that my wisteria has not flowered yet again!!! It
is about 4 years old and is facing north east. we live in Victoria. I'm
hoping that someone will have and answer to my problem! Cheers!


Ken Oaf 20-10-2004 10:27 PM

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 10:25:20 -0700, andy
wrote:

Hi,
I am a bit concerned that my wisteria has not flowered yet again!!! It
is about 4 years old and is facing north east. we live in Victoria. I'm
hoping that someone will have and answer to my problem! Cheers!


Is it a white or pink one? If so, those two take longer to flower than the
blue/mauve ones.



freebird 20-10-2004 11:10 PM


"andy" wrote in message
...
Hi,
I am a bit concerned that my wisteria has not flowered yet again!!! It
is about 4 years old and is facing north east. we live in Victoria. I'm
hoping that someone will have and answer to my problem! Cheers!

saw a lady on Bourkes Backyard with the same problem, wisteria not
flowering. The solution was that she had roses in front of it that she
fertilized and too many nutrients stopped the wisteria from developing
flowers.

barb



Chookie 21-10-2004 12:55 PM

In article ,
andy wrote:

I am a bit concerned that my wisteria has not flowered yet again!!! It
is about 4 years old and is facing north east. we live in Victoria. I'm
hoping that someone will have and answer to my problem! Cheers!


I bought a wisteria flowering very nicely in the put, planted it, and it
sulked for the next two years. Sold the house to a friend, and she is reaping
the benefits of my purchase.

I'm not bitter...

--
Chookie -- Sydney, Australia
(Replace "foulspambegone" with "optushome" to reply)

"Life is like a cigarette -- smoke it to the butt." -- Harvie Krumpet

andy 22-10-2004 05:20 PM

Thanks for your reply, perhaps I do need more patience, and I might try
some fertilizer as its had none! Although I hasten to add that it is
really robust in the leaf and shoot department!

Mogsy wrote:
"andy" wrote in message
...

Hi,
I am a bit concerned that my wisteria has not flowered yet again!!! It
is about 4 years old and is facing north east. we live in Victoria. I'm
hoping that someone will have and answer to my problem! Cheers!



have you been feeding it. if it is nice and healthy try and flower inducing
fertiliser like bloom buster. wisteria sometimes needs coaxing, but is only
4 years old so maybe just patience is the key.





andy 22-10-2004 05:20 PM

You really need to prune to keep it taking over the world!

Trish Brown wrote:
andy wrote:

Hi,
I am a bit concerned that my wisteria has not flowered yet again!!!
It is about 4 years old and is facing north east. we live in
Victoria. I'm hoping that someone will have and answer to my problem!
Cheers!


My wisteria took about six years before I got decent flowers on it. Mind
you, I was quite prepared for this, as I'd been pruning it pretty
heftily in order to get it in shape before the flowers arrived! LOL! If
you're pruning it, be aware that you're probably cutting off the fresh
growth from which flowers will come.




andy 22-10-2004 05:21 PM

Thanks for your reply, its a blue one. Is there a non flowering variety?

Ken Oaf wrote:
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 10:25:20 -0700, andy
wrote:


Hi,
I am a bit concerned that my wisteria has not flowered yet again!!! It
is about 4 years old and is facing north east. we live in Victoria. I'm
hoping that someone will have and answer to my problem! Cheers!



Is it a white or pink one? If so, those two take longer to flower than the
blue/mauve ones.





andy 22-10-2004 05:31 PM

No roses and no extra fertlizer I'm afraid. Thanks for your response though!

freebird wrote:
"andy" wrote in message
...

Hi,
I am a bit concerned that my wisteria has not flowered yet again!!! It
is about 4 years old and is facing north east. we live in Victoria. I'm
hoping that someone will have and answer to my problem! Cheers!


saw a lady on Bourkes Backyard with the same problem, wisteria not
flowering. The solution was that she had roses in front of it that she
fertilized and too many nutrients stopped the wisteria from developing
flowers.

barb






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