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1 Wisteria can be propagated by seed, cuttings, layering, or grafting. 2  Wisteria has a delicious scent. 3  This plant is suitable to grow in most temperate zones and sub-tropical zones. 4  It is not suitable for tropical zones. 5  The wisteria is perfect for winter sun and summer shade.6  Wisteria likes cool winters.ips. 1  Wisteria can be propagated by seed, cuttings, layering, or grafting. 2  Wisteria has a delicious scent. 3  This plant is suitable to grow in most temperate zones and sub-tropical zones. 4  The wisteria is perfect for winter sun and summer shade. 5  Wisteria likes cool winters.
Report Abuse. Yes, you can let a wisteria vine grow up a tree. It does look beautiful when it engulfs the dead tree with purple blooms. A friend of mine did that, but one warning about that is: As the wisteria grows bigger and stronger, and the oak tree dies out, it becomes weaker.est Answer: You tie twine from the wisteria to the first branches, for the vines to climb. The vines won't cover the trunk unless you managed it. The vine won't kill the tree, and I doubt the tree is dieing...Best of Luck I have one growing in a Hackberry tree.