Wisteria & Rhododendron
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Whoa! Nice one (bonus to see both at the same time!). Both of these plants are peaking right now. That wisteria is incredible.
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Thanks, karmavore! The best thing about the wisteria is that it’s growing over a pergola so you can sit under it and be surrounded on all sides by that beautiful plant.
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So beautiful!
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Thank you!
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oh wow! that is some serious wisteria! Ours was pretty full and then we had our pergola power washed, bye bye flowers…
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Oh dear! That’s too bad. (It never would have occurred to me that pergolas require power washing.)
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