Having done a blog posting about Wisteria recently I discovered when we went to Bicton Park near Exeter that it has probably the oldest Wisteria in Britain.
It really is a magnificent specimen.
Wednesday, 27 May 2009
Wisteria
Having done a blog posting about Wisteria recently I discovered when we went to Bicton Park near Exeter that it has probably the oldest Wisteria in Britain.
It really is a magnificent specimen.
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Glorious. That will go on my list of things to see "in person..."
ReplyDeleteThank you!
The fragrance must have been over-powering....
Beautiful - as you may recall I have a wisteria in my back yard. But this one takes the crown!
ReplyDeleteThe life that it has seen...just imagine....
ReplyDeleteWisteria grows less lushly here in New England, but it is persistent. One year we had a magnificent show. I felt as if I were living in a Chinese watercolor.
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