Wisteria in the Morning LightTypically people consider the blossoms the most important part of the wisteria vine when it blooms in the spring. This vine is about 20 years old. I had to move it one year long ago, and it spent a winter with its root ball wrapped in a plastic bag, laying in my torn up garden. I replanted it in the early spring half expecting it to not make it.
This morning I was looking at it and saw the newly emerged leaves in the morning light casting shadows on one another. I think they are as beautiful as the flowers.
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