The Wisteria at Bishop's Close by Cosine
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My favorite wisteria is in full bloom, although it's not quite as grand as usual. I think it hasn't gotten enough rain this year; the leaves were a bit curled, and the blossoms weren't as long as usual. But I think you'll agree it's a pretty impressive plant.
That's a human-sized bench you can see underneath the plant. It's actually two large plants growing together from the corners of a framework made from large metal pipe.
Comments (14)
Ceyzpurplestang
Awesome pic ... That has to be so impressive to see in person ...
lizzibell
Beautiful photo...
BibbyBear
Ah, my husband mentioned getting one of these for our garden a couple of days ago but I couldn't picture it - NOW I can!! This is a fantastic capture with the bench it allows us to see the scale too. Wonderful. xx
sharky_
Very interesting trees/flowers. Very decorative and beautiful. Excellent.. Aloha
auntietk
I LOVE wisteria! It is so graceful and elegant. This is just beautiful.
MrsLubner
You made me laugh...I have 3 wisterias in my yard right now and they are all over 2 feet tall! I can only hope they grow to half this splendor! Lovely shot with the bench hidden below.
Flannelman
Impressive photo. I can only imagine sitting on the bench. Nice one ;-)
barbdennist
Wow, I'm still impressed even if it isn't as grand as usual. The picture is beautiful! We plan on going to see this Friday after we return from the beach.
kansas
Oh my! Gorgeous photo. Gorgeous canopy.
foxxmulder70
Absolutely a stunning image!
marybelgium
really beautiful !
weezy136
Most excellent. It is beautiful. My wisteria looks nothing like this.
Jennyfnf
Dennis - I have tried for 21 years, without success, to grow Wisteria on the sea side windy North West Coast of England, grrrrr. Now I am retired, I am going to give it another "go", and I am further inland. If I can produce one even a quarter as beautful as this I will be content -something about Wisteria, making it a magical plant.Thankyou :-)
nongo
This IS an amazing wisteria!!! They have the same weeping feeling to me as the willow tree but much more beautiful!!!!!!EXCELLENT!!!!!!