When I first planted my wisteria, the shoots on it were not a whole lot bigger around than a pencil. I braided them together and started training it up the trellis. Look how big it has gotten.
is your wisteria purple flowers? my aunt had purple ones and I loved them. hers was on a chain link fence, but it took over and made a tree. i like this photo, it is a good one for Friday Fence.
When I first planted my wisteria, the shoots on it were not a whole lot bigger around than a pencil. I braided them together and started training it up the trellis. Look how big it has gotten.
My husband did the same thing! Now we have a beautiful twisted wisteria tree out back.
ReplyDeleteQuite impressive! I wish I could grow wisteria here.....
ReplyDeleteThat's clever - we bought a wisteria it was lovely and then the following year it just died. Wisteria is lovely isn't it?
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing! I wish I would have done this with my trumpet vine. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea to do that, and look at the pretty results.
ReplyDeleteThe intertwined stems and the fence make a wonderful subject. Excellent image.
ReplyDeleteis your wisteria purple flowers? my aunt had purple ones and I loved them. hers was on a chain link fence, but it took over and made a tree. i like this photo, it is a good one for Friday Fence.
ReplyDeleteI love the color, texture and patterns in this shot!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! The wisteria truly has twisted itself!
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