Pink Wisteria

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Pink Wisteria

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Bought as a stock tree at a club sales about 3 years ago. First flowering for me.

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Re: Pink Wisteria

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Very nice Peter - you gotta be happy with that display :yes:
Thanks for sharing.
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Stunning.

What is the greenery in the bottom - grass or moss?
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You have so many beautiful trees Peter. I love seeing updates you make. :beer:
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Re: Pink Wisteria

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Boics wrote:Stunning.

What is the greenery in the bottom - grass or moss?
Weeds and moss.

Thanks for the feedback

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That's one nice wisteria Peter.
Great example of having the best of both, flowers with a good trunk.
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