wisteria

• “The manicured roses in their beds by the white picket fence were showing lips of pink on their buds, and the wisteria was a cascade of lavender.”

  Corpse in the Camera

• “The wisteria is another flower which is cultivated in great quantities in Japan.”

  Games For All Occasions

• “Over by the gate the spirea had ventured into showering sprays exhaling a shy and fugitive fragrance, and what had been a blur of gray cables strung upon the oaks had begun to bud with emerald and blossom with amethyst -- the wisteria was a-borning.”

  Slippy McGee, Sometimes Known as the Butterfly Man

• “Fuji (藤): A wisteria, which is an important pattern used on kimono or to decorate the stage.”

  Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]

• “Copper is not only a fine investment, but it withstands the often-considerable stress climbing and vining plants such as wisteria can place on supporting structures.”

  Archive 2008-02-01

• “Our revolution already has some leguminous plants that have also been tested recently, such as wisteria and leucaena, to give two examples.”

  Castro Delivers Speech on ANAP Anniversary

• “Some, such as wisteria, are downright rampant and should not be selected unless you're willing to do what it takes to manage them.”

  thetowntalk.com -

• “I have office stationery from the South Tower that landed in my wisteria boxes.”

  The Huffington Post: Anne Vitiello: When Crisis Deepens the Divide

• “The property also holds an auxiliary building covered in wisteria.”

  The Wall Street Journal: House Is Restorer's Canvas

• “There was a great deal of fake wisteria draped across the front of the Beaux Arts home which was fine to look at as we all melted in the heat and inside was a botanical bonanza of blooms.”

  The Huffington Post: Cator Sparks: Ahoy Sailor! It's Ferragamo's First Resort Collection

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