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Bethan Collerton
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Feb 4, 2026
Postbag Edition: Seaton Delaval Hall
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21:50Bethan CollertonGUEST
Yeah, so I think there's, there's a few ways you can go in this area, but what I'm quite interested in is you've mentioned in your, uh, in your question that in May it wilted and died.
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22:04Bethan CollertonGUEST
Sometimes they just wilt, but sometimes it's a sign of something else going on, and it could be a sign of also something maybe e- even in the soil that's been affecting the, the wisteria.
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22:13Bethan CollertonGUEST
So I can see in your photo you've got a few other plants growing alongside, but a lot of them do look to be in pots.
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22:23Bethan CollertonGUEST
If that's good and that's looking healthy and there's no signs of that taking a turn for the worse, then it is possible that it was just a, a wisteria death.
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