Wisteria frutescens 25/2 Restock the wild stands thinned by

the wild stands thinned by cutting and slow to regenerate

swaying through mid and late summer above tufts of grassy

with the sweet olive

and small apple-like fruits follow

and some individuals in southern swamps are well over a thousand years old

Wisteria frutescens 25/2 Restock the wild stands thinned byFor the first sixty five years in the books, this vine was filed as a kind of soybean. Linnaeus named the plant Glycine frutescens in 1753, frutescens meaning turning shrubby, and there the classification sat until 1818, when Thomas Nuttall looked again, decided a woody climber of the southern riverbanks deserved a genus apart, and named the vine for his friend Caspar Wistar, the Philadelphia anatomist. Somewhere between the man and the plant a vowel