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In reply to the discussion: Look how pretty our wisteria is this year. [View all]paleotn
(19,532 posts)27. I have a love / hate relationship with wisteria.
Beautiful flowers in spring like yours. Years ago when we lived in NC, wisteria had naturalized on our back property over who knows how many decades into a tangled mess. Over the first 5 or so years we owned the place the best we could do was fight it to an uneasy truce. Wisteria is beautiful, but also a tough bugger down south. Not as oppressive as kudzu, but close.
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Why, I didn't know you Yankees had such nice Wisteria. I thought it was a Southern speciality.
Chainfire
May 2021
#9
Yep! I have one here that is trying it's very best to strangle my one of my redwoods. It's
The_REAL_Ecumenist
May 2021
#43
Howdy, Sorta kinda neighbor! Yep, we bought this place about 11 yrs ago but I was Dx w/stage 4B
The_REAL_Ecumenist
May 2021
#52
Not a southerner BUT you are saying what I always tell people- it ALWAYS works in your favor when
The_REAL_Ecumenist
May 2021
#44
I was going to ask where it was too. Ours bloomed a few weeks ago. Maybe a month ago.
raccoon
May 2021
#33
absolutely lovely! glad you told him to keep those clippers to himself. lol! nt
orleans
May 2021
#16
Wow... The longest first blooming listed was like 20 years. Wild that
Laura PourMeADrink
May 2021
#48
A planet overgrown with lovely plants and greens thanks to lower pollution from pandemic.
joetheman
May 2021
#21
Beautiful! Rarely do I see wisteria here in SoCal on the coast, but there was a random patch...
Hekate
May 2021
#28