Q.
my Wisteria has no scent this year, why?
I have had my Wisteria for several years now and it does have a beautiful scent, normally, but this year my flowers have no scent at all. Why?
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shelley
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
Certified GKH Gardening Expert
Answered on March 15, 2015
A flower's fragrance decreases once the flower is fertilized or pollinated which allows flowers that have yet to be pollinated to be more attractive to pollinators. So maybe this is what happened to your wisteria.
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