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what type of vine is this?

14 years ago
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  • PRO
    14 years ago
    looks like wisteria????
  • 14 years ago
    Looks like wisteria to me too.
  • PRO
    14 years ago
    Yes, Wisteria
  • PRO
    14 years ago
    There are many ways to combat root spread and damage, such root barrier systems.
  • PRO
    14 years ago
    In agreement with prior posters. These wisteria vines can indeed cause trouble but do look very nice. There are some artificial ivy products that can imitate it very nicely.
  • 14 years ago
    I didnt know wisteria was invasive, thanks for that info! As for artificial, no thank you!
  • 14 years ago
    I don't know if this is for a house or something commercial, but another great wine is grapes. Not only do they add beautiful shade and grow very quick, but the fruit is an added bonus. I used grape vines to cover my gazebo. Based on varieties however, they drop leaves in winter.
  • 14 years ago
    Good idea!
  • PRO
    14 years ago
    Hi Margery , this is Whisteria its a cousin of Monsteria (lol) , its a pain in the neck and spoils the house , Grapes any day are better ,Just Imagine eating Fresh organic grapes from your Patio , maybe start a wine yard later ;)
  • PRO
    14 years ago
    It will also choke out that wood pergola - beautiful but destructive - cannot be contained
  • 14 years ago
    I love wisteria but the grape will work for my new pergola. Grapes need a lot of water and take about 3 years to produce fruit but worth the wait! There is a great article in Houzz, "How to Start a Home Vinyard" that is quite informative!
  • PRO
    5 years ago

    lovely i must say