Loveit/hate it..Wisteria Cascade.

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LOVE IT!! :clap: :worship:
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awesome buddy!!! love this wisteria
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yes very dramatic
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This Wisteria has put on a show for me and the pictures are from 2014/2015 and you can see the weight of flowers and foliage has pulled the tree downwards. Left the photo a little late this year but i got a piccy before i cut off the flowers.
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Can't say I love it , but I like it . Anyway beauty is in the eye of the beholder ! Cheers Graham
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I think is it is a great tree, A little straight int he cascade but i would keep it.

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What about bringing it up like this?
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What about adding some body to the tree.... and some art.
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Rory wrote:What about adding some body to the tree.... and some art.
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Rory wrote:What about adding some body to the tree.... and some art.
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:lol: And here's me tryng to be serious :P
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I love the 2014 photo.
I hate the 2015 photo - it looks sad, limp and defeated.

But now I've seen Rory's enhancements all I can see is a horse's head! :shock:
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I have always thought it looks like a pistol shooting flowers. Oh well, we always see things differently. :whistle:
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bodhidharma wrote:I have always thought it looks like a pistol shooting flowers. Oh well, we always see things differently. :whistle:
That's what I saw too :cool:
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Rory wrote:What about adding some body to the tree.... and some art.
Thats pretty good man but needs more 18th century french military figures:
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Re-iteration; If it was mine I would keep it.
Not quite lovin it, but the flowers would sell me every time.
Its a keeper
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