When allowed to grow free

I went to the Cape May Zoo for Mother’s Day Sunday, we had a great time.

I previously  posted a picture of a wisteria plant/bush that my mother had in her back yard, well the zoo had this GIANT  wisteria that makes my mother’s plant look like a dwarf.

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Wisteria 1

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Wisteria 2

 

I was not able to capture the entire tree but you can two that is us extremely big.

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Posted on May 13, 2015, in Photography and tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 12 Comments.

  1. Wow!! It is really hugh. Seems to be a beautiful place to walk around.

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  2. Wisteria is not something you see in my climate so I was so thrilled to see it all over the Netherlands when we were there this month. It is so beautiful – stunning in fact. 🙂

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    • It is beautiful. I assumed that since our climates are pretty much the same you would have wisteria all over like we do down here.

      Looking forward to seeing your pictures!

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  3. Love Wisteria .. and this is awesome ..I had no idea they could sustain such height’s under the weight of all their flowers … I was always told they had to be trained or they would break, well that’s another outmoded programme to throw out 🙂 and always go with nature knows best 🙂

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  4. Wow! “Ossom”. 🙂 Never have see such huge “Glycine”.
    (Made me think of Monet and Giverny)
    🙂

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