I have watched a few videos on wisteria pruning but this has to be the best one. You are clear and precise with your explanation and you get to the point. Thank you 😊

You're a very good teacher and your English is cristal clear, easy to understand for foreign people like me 👍👍👍

Thanks for this video. Not only have you helped me with my wisteria pruning but you've also helped me with my climbing rose which has a habit of growing the wrong way, the steering wheel description has helped massively. Thank you!

The clearest, simplest video available - well done and thanks.

Best wisteria pruning video series I've seen... And I've watched a lot

Thank you for your video ! I planted two wisterias about three years ago on a metal arbor against a brick wall. Not really knowing how to prune, I gave it a go and now have a smorgasbord of vines shooting out every which way! I really liked the photo you showed with your cute little girl and the blooms in the all their splendor! Wow! Absolutely beautiful! You’ve inspired me to do likewise.

Excellent thank you for sharing your knowledge

Very helpful to me because I'm new to taking care of this plant.

Best video I've seen explains it well ,thanks .

I am going tomorrow to prune a huge wisteria after being with covid! Nice video, thanks.

So helpful! All the way in California, thank you. 1st time Wisteria grower :)

Such a good teacher, thank you so much for sharing this knowledge!

Thank you so much for this! I really Love all the explanation and context that you add in around the technique of pruning. I put a wisteria in last year and this has been the first summer it's grown. And it put out whippy strands galore!! I tied it all to the support strucure and did a gentle summer prune today. Thanks to your vids I'll be confident to do the winter prune come July (I'm in Aus hence winter in July...._)

Very helpful video, thank you. I now feel confident to tackle my inherited and slightly overgrown specimen.

Thank you. Very helpful recommendations!👍

Great video Andy,very helpful ✂️🍃👌🏼

Hi, thank you for that very nice and simple to understand videos about how to prune wisteria. I have at home 6 or 7 year old, very slow growing one and we didn´t see any flower yet. Last year I use this pruning style as on this video and I´m waiting if we will get our first flowers or not.

Great video….thank you.

This was absolutely informative! We just bought a house with a very substantial wisteria tree on it and I’m looking forward to applying the knowledge you shared! Thank you!

excellent,informative one of the best

Thank you for the video. It is very helpful.

perfectly explained and demonstrated , brilliant

11:40am. Wish I knew what state you are in. I need to do mine a lot this year.. You have given me courage to go strong and not be afraid to TRIM.

Awesome, exactly what I needed

Great video and so boootifully explained 👍🏼

Thank you for sharing this information sir

Very helpful! Thank you! 😁

youve explained wonderfully, I enjoy your videos

Keep up the good work 👍🙂

Thank you so much!! Incredibly helpful. Would love to know how to tackle a tangle of clematis through a wisteria! Thank you again!

Super glad you posted this! I moved last summer to a house with crazy overgrown wisteria and am hoping to get it under control early rather than cutting back tons of vines in the summer like last year

fantastic video mate, very well explained. New subscriber.

Thanks for the lovely response! A big hello from sunny Melbourne. Since you invited questions.....having just put my wisteria in (see below), it's a very young plant. (in the ground for a year and this is its first growing season). How much pruning should I do, given I want to train it 6 meters or so along the front of my verandah? I'm thinking that for the next few seasons I'll let it grow and just shape it for length and position, and get into the strict flower pruning when its, say, 4 years old (??) What do you think? Any advice??

Great video, what did you use and how did you go about putting the hooks and wires into the wall ? Thank you

Thanks a lot for the video. It's very helpful. We're in Australia, so winter is July/Aug. But we just moved into a house with a pergola with what looked like a dead plant on top of it. I didn't know until it bloomed beautifully in Spring, and my little daughter said it might be Wisteria. She recognized it from Anime series she's following. I can't wait to do a summer prune shortly and following it up with the winter prune. The Wisteria looks like it's fully established. I have couple of questions: - Do we need to give it some kind of fertilizer, and if we do what kind? - There are lots of what looks like air root coming down from the plan, can I trim them also? and how far back? Thanks a lot again for a very helpful instruction.

I love your video. I didn't prune my Wisteria at the end of last summer. 😢 I live in Ontario, Canada and our winter has been crazy. It's been warmer than any other I can remember. I've been waiting for a real cold snap but it's getting warmer every week. We are having 11⁰ a couple of days this week. The nights are still pretty cold. Firstly, am I too late to prune, and should I prune back to the second set of buds or go easier on it? Thank you. 😊😊😊

Nice

Nice job

December here in Australia, so I'm about to do the Summer prune of an old and vigorous wisteria that is in danger of throttling my neighbour's mango tree - and my chimney. Thanks so much for your videos - they have helped my wisteria achieve the most wonderful shape and flowers,. Wish I could send pictures!

Another really informative video 👍, could you do a rambling rose pruning video 😊👍

Love the pruning and explains in detail. Was this recorded in January? Beginning, mid or end of January?

Hi. I have a wisteria that hasn't been pruned for years. It has a free shape but has several large 25mm plus branches coming from the bottom going to the right and they are all twisted together. Can I cut a few of these off from the bottom without damaging the plant?

thanks for this!!

Thank you!

fine advice on how to prune thank you...could you do a video on how to make a wisteria tree..i'm having a go myself using some long stems and ive wound them around each other anti clockwise...cross fingers.

Thank you for a great series of videos on Wisteria. I am to plant a new one to train under a window and then up on the other side. Spacing the wires a foot apart and giving some clearance for the the windowsill I probably can only feed two wires for support, should this be enough?

I have just seen your video and found it very helpful. We are in winter in Australia. My wisteria has grown very high over the pergola with the flowers, then leaves providing great shade in summer. Do you have advice how to cut back the long limbs(which I let grow too high) so the flowering will be closer to the pergola. I have to get an arborist with a tall ladder to prune the wisteria. Thank you.

Awesome video! Is there a video how to train a newly planted wisteria? I would love that very much

My wisteria bloom for the first time. It's year 3 and I'm chuffed to bits. I missed the winter pruning. Gutted about that but il be sure to look after it correctly moving forward. Very informative video. My wisteria is running around the top of a fence up a trellis but I'm unsure how to encourage shoots lower down the stem if anyone can help? I can see the odd shoot coming through but nothing to shout about.

Thanks for sharing Really useful to me. Would you feed them I the winter

Thank you so much for this series. I have planted several ( my nan had a lovely one so a special plant for me!) but have been very nervous as to what to do with them. I do have a question if you didn't mind: as they are young plants and are mostly a strong upright ( bought spiralled up a cane) with just a few thin shoots as horizonatals, do I still prune those shoots back to 2/3 buds? Will they then continue to sprout out and eventually form the strong horizontal branches or do I leave them alone for a while? Thanks

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Definitely looking forward to a more heavy pruning of wysteria video. Definitely needed for smaller trellised home garden or front garden areas, is this something thats in the works? Cheers 😁

Which is best please - to thread the growth behind the wires or tie them onto the front of the wire? Wondering about the branches growing around the wires.

I missed the summer prune do I still winter prune

When I tie in to a structure, is it ok to use string or garden velcro? Will it restrict the growth thickness wise? Also any tips for growing wisteria in a pot? Great video! Thanks

Hello, just planted my first Wisteria as a total newbie in the garden. Can you explain me how to guide him (which branches) the best way over a pergola with 2 horizontal beams and 7 vertical. Thank you very much for your guidance. Friendly regards Nathalie

I have just acquired a very unkempt but mature 50+ year olds wisteria with my new house. Coincidently it managed to pull down its frame shortly after we moved in. I have managed to resurrect the frame and half hang the wisteria back on but it is awfully heavy and now even more droopy. So my question is, will it tolerate a super heavy prune as I try and untangle some of the mess and focus on the long mature branches or should I just tie it to the frame and hope for the best? I am a bit concerned any ties in future will be torn down anyway with the weight.

I’m just got a new wisteria when will be time for me to start training it to go against the wall?

I understand your cutting back the long wisps to 3 buds in winter to make flowers Do I need to cut back other branches to 3 buds each or leave the others alone .Sorry might be obvious :O)

I planted my wisteria about 6 years ago & have no flowers yet. Did both summer & winter prune so hoping I might have more luck this summer. Anything I can do to encourage first flowering?

When after winter prune is done will my plant start budding

I wish I had seen this video 2 months ago :-). Too late now to prune my wisteria.

If you are pruning trees or tree like plants its good to look into bonsai for reinforcement of what hes talking about. I feel that bonsai tools are under utilized in gardens. A good set of sharp bonsai tools is a great addition to anyone who enjoys maintaining trees. I got into bonsai to learn pruning of trees on my property. Best thing i have done.

Is it ok to prune now? (early March) Thanks. x

Very informative but please drop the music

I’m just got a new wisteria when will be time for me to start training it to go against the wall?