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Subscriber Comments for
Question Mark and the Wisterians
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COMMENT 23682
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2009-03-27 04:48 PM |
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Thanks Billy! I've always loved that vine along the highway. Maybe one of our local historians can let us know who had that property before the highway grew there.
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COMMENT 23697
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2009-03-27 11:05 PM |
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Didn't Edhat do a piece about that bit of wisteria - front garden of a former farm? I like to look for it - very vivid (good of CalTrans to leave it)
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COMMENT 23698
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2009-03-27 11:52 PM |
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Maybe Peter, er, Ed, could check and let us know.
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COMMENT 23700
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2009-03-28 07:39 AM |
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I am not Ed. I wish I were Ed. Really,
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COMMENT 23702
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2009-03-28 08:20 AM |
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I've watched that vine on the highway move up from Los Positas towards La Cumbre for 35 years, hoping every spring it would still be there. I bet when they tore down the houses to build the freeway, it was a survivor.
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COMMENT 24199
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2009-04-04 08:30 AM |
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Up in Arroyo Grande, there is a 'moving' wisteria at the Shell station near the freeway on-ramp at Grand Ave. Every spring it moves a bit farther west along the Caltrans ROW fence. I hope our CT section chief is like-minded about it. I like the cultivar 'Cooke's Purple' because, up here at least, it will often rebloom in mid summer or early fall. I understand neglect is the best care for wisteria. I've never had one for lack of a strudy enough support structure. I've seen it twist 2x4's like pretzels.
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