gorgeous! there's a wall at the National Archives that has a huge ancient wisteria on it...the trunk must be about five inches in diameter!...but those fire escape wisteria look so lovely and ethereal.
Exactly! And if I was fleeing a fire I'd probably (shh...) steal some on the way down. And oh! the evening fragrance of it after rain! Of course, I am somewhat less lyrical when I have to prune mine.
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...what fire escapes were invented for. On Wyckoff, between Hoyt and Smith.
gorgeous! there's a wall at the National Archives that has a huge ancient wisteria on it...the trunk must be about five inches in diameter!...but those fire escape wisteria look so lovely and ethereal.
ReplyDeleteExactly! And if I was fleeing a fire I'd probably (shh...) steal some on the way down.
ReplyDeleteAnd oh! the evening fragrance of it after rain!
Of course, I am somewhat less lyrical when I have to prune mine.
how lovely it looks.....
ReplyDeletemy mother's balcony on the front of her house is covered in wisteria. so lovely!!!
ReplyDeletethere used to be a mssive wisteria at second and second. i wonder if it's till there...
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