A wisteria vine in Ushijima, Japan, measured 32 feet in circumference and produced more than 80,000 trusses of flowers, ... a method similar to taking a cutting that’s used to propagate vines.

Propagating I have been told evergreen wisteria can be propagated from woody cuttings in late winter/early spring. Cuttings should be dipped in a 6-inch pot of perlite with root hormone applied ...

Dear Helen: A beautiful wisteria in my garden has emotional significance for me. I am keen to duplicate it and present plants to other family members. What is the best way to do this? Q.F.

Wisteria is a slow flowering plant, with many not flowering for at least four years. This is why many people choose to buy a plant rather than propagate their own.