Here in Sydney, the Wistaria is out. Many of the older homes have displays of this adventurous climber, and now and then one sees it growing on a support in the garden of a modern home.
It’s such a pretty flower, but it really comes into its own as a perfumed plant. Unmistakeable!
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The same plant we have in New Zealand. Beautiful flower!
They are lovely!!
I imagine any home that grows these against the walls must look and smell beautifully.
xxx Hugs Galore xxx
They can make a stunning display!
xxx Huge Hugs xxx
Thanks for your ‘like’ on my poem. In the Poetry Section I also have a poem called ‘Waiting for the Wistaria’ which you might enjoy.
Thank you, Candia, I will search for your poem. 🙂
Absolutely gorgeous… We have also entered spring in Argentina (yesterday to be precise)…
Have a great week Margaret !, Aquileana 😀
Thank you, Aquileana. You are right in that, if we go by the Equinox, Spring has only just begun. But here in Australian we have a convention that says that Spring starts at the beginning of September. It’s a wonderful time of year!
Best wishes to you, Aquileana 🙂
Yes, September the 1st , right?… Anyways, being that said, we are on the same one ! 🙂
All the best to you, Aquileana 😀
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Thank you!
So beautiful!
Thank you. I agree 🙂
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I’m not the only creature who really loves wisteria, not just for their wonderful fragrance, but also their incredible masses of purple flowers – bees storm them too. I’ve a photo of my eldest daughter in a beautiful floral dress braving the bees – just to have her photo taken against a backdrop of a mass of wisteria.