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Anyone want wisteria?

17 years ago

I have a rather established wisteria that I'll be getting rid of, and since I hear it takes forever to flower I figured I'd see if someone would want to come and take it from me.

It growing on a fence, so it would need to be cut alot, but if you think it would survive, then cool.

I'm in Cheektowaga NY

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hammerl
17 years ago
If it's unclaimed, I'm interested. I have no idea where I'll put it (wisteria would probably haul the house down, and the back fence is probably too shady...) but I love the look of wisteria.

I'm in Williamsville.
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