Most gardeners will buy an established wisteria plant from a nursery. However it can be grown from cuttings or seeds. If you already own an established wisteria, have a close look at it. Japanese wisteria twines from right to left. Chinese wisteria twines from left to right.
Some people are allergic to wisteria, usually developing hayfever-type symptoms.
If this is the case, and you cannot keep the symptoms under control, then maybe wisteria is not the plant for you. Plenty of people who get hayfever from wisteria will put up with a few weeks of sneezing for the privilege of enjoying the bounteous beauty of the trailing flowers. Wisteria is hardy, fast growing and suited to most climates. Learn how to cultivate it. Inc. PageWise makes no representations about the content published on this site.