Nothing say spring like the Wisteria display and scent.

A beautiful sight Steve, both shots are equally good.

many thanks a sight I always look forward to each spring.

And a gorgeous little bonsaï...

Its one of those displays that always makes a great show in spring time.

Very nice!

Thank you, never fails to put on a huge show every year, the hard part is keeping the flowers spring here is very strong winds.

Happy springtime

It is always a pleasure to see there flowers every spring , thank you.

Nicely done

Thanks Nick one of my fav Bonsai's even though the display is very shot lived. it some thing I look forward to.

They are very nice and you have luck that you have Spring. We go for Winter and we don't live in Australia.

the only problem with spring is summer follows heat and fires but this I enjoy.

Hi Steve
I like this picture very much!
I have wisteria all over the front of my house, at least 35 years old!!
Best Wishes, and stay safe!!
Peter

Peter this by all accounts in the time is been with me if was in the ground would have covered a house as well. that was not the plan for this what you see is what I was after. I think there is nothing nicer than all those flowers together I miss the one I did put in the ground went when we sold the house. Many thanks.

Une belle réussite cette glycine bien fleuri la mienne a dix ans et pas de fleurs

Patrick is it a bonsai to start with there could be two reasons.
1. I know if you get a root stock that is not flowering to start with when you bought it , it does take a few years to flower.

2. Fertilizer you must use a no nitrogen base fertilizer, I have use a pot ash based fertilizer only on the wisteria .

www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/vines/wisteria/wisteria-blooming-problems.htm

this link may help you no end. hope you get some flowers just by changing fertilizer.

Superb considering how mine grows in the garden you must be constantly pruning it, strangely mine has a few small flowers on it now