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I planted a Japanese wisteria early this year, and in October its leaves started to turn yellow and then brown. Now the leaves are falling off. I was wondering if this is normal? No book I've read on the subject mentions shedding leaves during the dormant season.
Last Updated: January 08, 2008
Wisteria is deciduous, so losing leaves in October is very normal. Wisteria is a very fast growing, tough vine. Be sure you manage it well once the plant becomes well established, or it can take over. Prune as needed after flowering in the spring.
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