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And the perennials are in full swing
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Hold on East Coasters...Spring is coming!
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It is a wonderful plant.
Your pictures are truly gorgeous!
Your perennials look grand as well.
Please show us how your wisteria looks once it's fully open!
Our Western Redbud and this Japanese Wisteria are among the first big plants in the yard to really bloom, and it always signals Spring right around the corner for us. The Redbud leafed out well, but didn't bloom much this year (I think it needs a good feeding) but the Wisteria is going to make up for it! Probably has the most flower buds on it that I've seen in the 25 years of its life.
I hope the photos do look good; I've switched laptops, and the graphics on this one appear more saturated. Hard to know what others are seeing.
Like I told California Peggy, I've just switched laptops and the colors seem more saturated on this screen. What I see on the screen looks like what I see off the front porch but it's hard to tell what others are seeing.
Some of my favorites in the yard. 
