Wisteria flowering period

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flowering period

Appreciation of pictures of wisteria flowers blooming

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Wisteria blooms in spring, from mid-April to early May. The flowers are very beautiful and look like Sophora japonica in appearance. There are 20-80 small butterfly-shaped flowers in each bunch, and the color is mostly purple or deep purple. Sometimes it blooms again in late summer to early fall. After blooming, the remaining flowers should be pruned promptly to avoid further consumption of nutrients.

flowering period

Flowering Period

Wisteria usually blooms in spring, and the flowering period is from mid-April to early May. When the wisteria grows, it first grows leaves, then buds appear in March, bloom in April, and begin to bear fruit from May to August.

The flowers of Wisteria are very beautiful. In fact, from the appearance, It looks a bit like a locust flower, with 20 to 80 small butterfly-shaped flowers on each bunch. The color is mostly purple or deep purple. After blooming, the wisteria will bear fruit. The fruits are like pods, hanging between the branches, which is very interesting. Sometimes, wisteria will bloom again from late summer to early autumn.

When the wisteria has bloomed, the remaining flowers should be cut off in time to avoid further consumption of nutrients.

Wisteria blossom pictures

Appreciation of pictures of wisteria flowers blooming

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