[JustaDumbBlonde]

I would start them in pots, with plenty of organic matter in the potting soil to hold the moisture better. I've become a big fan of coconut coir, but sphagnum moss is also good.

While it may be some years before you get blooms, you will have a nice green vine very quickly. My experience has been that wisteria grows several feet every year. Mine is under huge oaks, so it gets only a couple of hours of sun in the morning, and again in late afternoon.

[rightly_dividing]

Thanks. We have yard guys now so I will have to cage them for while after they go in the ground.