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Wisteria
Also spelled "Wistaria"
In Queensland, good wisteria will be largely restricted to the cooler parts of the state. Nevertheless, many gardeners will want to try these classic flowering climbers, especially to compliment a traditional or cottage garden.
Another requirement is a sturdy structure on which to grow the vine. They can be very vigorous, and some have become invasive in parts of the USA.
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Places to buy Wisteria in Qld
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First, ask at local garden centres, particularly if you live in one of the cooler regions of Qld.
If you operate a nursery (including online and mail order nurseries) selling wisteria vines to the public in Qld, (especially if you offer a greater selection of wisteria plants than the average garden centre), and you'd like to advertise on thsi page, you'll find more information here:
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Monet's Wisterias
The world's most famous Wisterias are surely those that decorated the arch over the Japanese Bridge in Monet's garden at Giverny. There's some more information in the following links:
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The following links are for general information - some species or cultivars may be unavailable in Australia
Wisteria by Francesco Vignoli, Italy (English and Italian versions)
Wisteria ( Wisteria sinensis) Includes some history of origin as cultivated plant. University of Arkansas
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