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Wisteria is a showstopper.
Wisteria blooms in the spring
with fragrant grape-like clusters.
Copyright 2008 Marcia Norwood |
Copyright 2008 Marcia Norwood |
Want to add privacy to sturdy pergolas?
Wisteria is a great choice.
Be certain the structure is able to support the growth of the strong Wisteria vines.
Beside the Pond at Powell Gardens. Copyright 2013 Marcia Norwood |
Copyright 2008 Marcia Norwood |
All parts of Wisteria - especially the seeds are poisonous.
Perhaps that's why the fictional street on the U.S. television drama series Desperate Housewives was named Wisteria Lane: beautiful and fragrant on the outside yet poisonous.
Copyright 2013 Marcia Norwood |
The set for Wisteria Lane is located inside Universal Studios Hollywood, and is actually named Colonial Street. It's an area that has been used for many motion pictures and television shows...including the original Leave It to Beaver series, Gremlins, The Burbs, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Map of Wisteria Lane
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wisteria_Lane
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wisteria_Lane
Copyright 2008 Marcia Norwood |
Copyright 2008 Marcia Norwood |
- Plant in SUN
- Zones: 4 - 9
- Climbs to 30 Feet
- Width: 30 Feet
- Blooms in Spring
- Some Types May
- Re-bloom in Summer
- Fragrant Flowers
- Deer Resistant
- Easy to Grow
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UNDER THE WISTERIA (Carthage, Missouri): Faith, Megan & Sarah. Copyright 2008 Marcia Norwood
Park at Carthage, Missouri. Copyright 2008 Marcia Norwood |
"The slightest breeze stirred the heady perfume of
lavender wisteria blooms
as they fell gently from their perch on the overhead pergola.
I exchanged my favorite perfume, Shalimar ™, and my Mary-Kay ™ make-up
for Oak-N-Ivy CalaGel ™, Tecnu™, and Calamine Lotion.
I gained ten pounds for every dose of steroids I swallowed
to get rid of the poison, oak, ivy and sumac.
Let's see . . . four doses that year,
and by the time the wisteria covered the entire pergola . . .
I was too heavy to sit in the porch swing."
Marcia Norwood
Quote from: MOTHER OF THE GROOM
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Wisteria at former Norwood home and gardens. Copyright 2002 Marcia Norwood |
Sarah, Megan & Faith. Copyright 2008 Marcia Norwood |
Come back often, and invite a friend!
My flowers want to meet you!
Marcia Norwood
America's STORYTELLER
Telling Untold Stories in Photographs, Prose and Public SPeaking
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