Recognise suckering on grafted plants
Recognise suckering on grafted plants
20th May 2022
Wisteria is generally grafted to produce a saleable flowering plant in a shorter time; sometimes shoots will arise from below the graft point, so they won't have the same characteristics as the rest of the plant.This white wisteria, was given regenerative pruning this winter, and so is producing very few flowers while it regrows, but noticeably one sucker has grown up and is still producing mauve flowers.
