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April 20, 2009

33 Amazing Pictures Hand Picked - Vine Wisteria or Wisteria Tree? - Inspirational Monday

Wisteria is vine not tree, however when it gets older like 30 years or so, its body resembles tree. If you would like to achieve that you need to train it properly from first years. How it looks when it gets older see by yourself on these 33 amazing pictures of wisteria brought to you by Inspirational Monday.




























19 comments:

  1. Strawberry Lane21 April, 2009 06:19

    Simply ... spectacular!

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  2. Lavender and Vanilla Friends of the Gardens21 April, 2009 07:18

    The pictures are stunning and the wisterias very beautiful. I have a pergola covered with Wisteria. In spring it is pure poetry, but unfortunately in this warm climate short and sweet.

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  3. Lisa at Greenbow21 April, 2009 13:34

    Wow, these photos are amazing. So do you have a Wisteria? I have always wanted one but I know you need lots of sun for it and you have to keep after it to make it grow beautifully.

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  4. Kwana21 April, 2009 14:01

    Wow! Beautiful. Thanks for the lesson and the pics.

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  5. Anonymous21 April, 2009 14:30

    These took my breath away! I've been wanting to try a Wisteria. I think you just gave me the inspiration I needed!

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  6. Gail21 April, 2009 21:53

    Incredible! The years and the the commitment it takes to train a wisteria! gail

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  7. sbwrites22 April, 2009 09:43

    Wow! These are terrific photographs. As a newbie gardener I never imagined that wisterias could be so beautiful!

    Susan

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  8. Jim/ArtofGardening23 April, 2009 00:28

    Holy crud!

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  9. Louis23 April, 2009 14:35

    All your images are very amazing!!!

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  10. Kathryn/plantwhateverbringsyoujoy.com23 April, 2009 16:27

    Oh, this is too beautiful not to share further. (Watch for twitter link!) Thank you so much for pulling this together, Ewa! What a tutorial. The short lavender wisteria I am blessed to see in CA. The long straight pink ones I've never seen and did not know existed. Much to learn here. Well done and very inspiring!

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  11. Anonymous23 April, 2009 18:07

    Literally breathtaking! Wonderful!

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  12. Jan25 April, 2009 09:35

    These photos are absolutely breathtaking. Thanks for sharing these.

    Jan
    Always Growing

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  13. queenie25 April, 2009 16:44

    Wow!

    But how do you 'train' them, so that they don't overwhelm anything they're put close to?! I planted one close to a heavy two-story wooden porch once years ago, and it practically tore it off the house. . . . I've been a little scared to ever plant another one.

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  14. Anonymous28 April, 2009 12:54

    This is a fabulously beautiful wisteria post. Makes me want to plant one. It is a great plant for massive displays. The photo collection is a special treat.
    Donna

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  15. Father Time28 April, 2009 14:55

    Absolutely beautiful specimens. I can smell them from here. Ahhhh!

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  16. Barbara29 April, 2009 19:58

    Wow, these are just beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. For me it is the typical "oldfashioned" plant I would like to have in my own garden...but haven't.

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  17. stadtgarten30 April, 2009 16:22

    All those pictures are spectacular! I love wisteria, but we cannot place one in our garden, unfortunately!
    Have a nice long weekend, Monika

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  18. satpal19211 May, 2009 17:06

    THESE PICS ARE REALLY MARVELLOUS. THANKS FOR SHARING THESE.
    LOVELY,SPECTACULAR, TREMENDOUS,WONDERFUL...

    SATPAL
    satpal192@yahoo.co.in

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  19. Ircia Lilith18 May, 2011 18:06

    Śliczne:)

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