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11-08-2007, 10:14 PM
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Wisterious (Digging In The Dirt)
This wisteria isn't in my yard, but I walk by it almost every day. Before it starts blooming it doesn't look like much -- mostly just thick old vines pulling the support up out of the ground. But once it starts blooming...
 supporting structures.  It's beautiful and smells good too!  I think the flowers look similar to sweet peas. More... |
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