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Toxicity. The seeds and pods of wisteria are potentially extremely dangerous to your pooch, as they can be to people. The seeds and pods have toxic lectins, found in most types of beans.Lectins are toxic because they clump erythrocytes.isteria's pink, purple or white blooms produce highly toxic seeds. Medioimages/Photodisc/Photodisc/Getty Images. Wisterias (Wisteria spp.) grow in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 4 through 9, depending on species and are favored by their fragrant, colorful blooms and climbing ability.
Growing Conditions. Wisteria prefers full sunlight. Although the plant tolerates partial shade, too much shade results in scanty blooms. To grow wisteria in a planter, begin with a container only slightly larger than the nursery container, and then repot the wisteria gradually as the plant grows.Eventually, wisteria may require a whiskey barrel or other large planter.o prevent stem rot, plant the wisteria at the same depth the plant is situated in the nursery container. Install a sturdy piece of wood or bamboo, 4 to 5 feet tall, immediately after planting, as training for this rambunctious vine begins immediately.