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They’re the wallflowers for homeowners who are anything but. And while a flush of purple wisteria may not add value to a home, there’s absolutely no denying what it does for kerb appeal.
Mostly native to Asia and North America, wisteria was named by botanist Thomas Nuttall in memory of Dr Casper Wistar, an American physician and anatomist. The plant can grow to anywhere between 10 and 30 feet and though famous for its purple flowers, there are as many as 10 different varieties coming in shades of white, pink and blue.
Wisteria is long living, thriving for many decades (sometimes centuries), which means the buyers of these wisteria-clad properties should be able to enjoy the floral display for years to come.
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