Find out how to properly prune wisteria in summer after it has finished flowering, in July and August, with expert top tips from Sissinghurst Castle Garden head gardener Troy Scott Smith.
Discover the best way to keep your wisteria flowering reliably every year with abundant blooms, and where to cut back to, reducing the long, fresh, whippy, leafy stems in mid to late summer to about 7in (or several buds) of the new growth.
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Filmed at Sissinghurst Castle Garden in Kent, with thanks to the National Trust.
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