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Re: Which wisteria?

As David says:

>The only drawback is that, whereas it is perfectly feasible to expect
>a decent nursery raised specimen of W. sinensis to start producing
>flowers within 3-4 years or even less, you will have to wait for 8 or
>even 10 years for those of floribunda. 

To get around this, make sure the plants are cutting grown, instead of seed
grown. Cutting grown plants begin blooming right away. 
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