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Identifying Plant?

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Roy N. starts with ...
Hi,

Currently I have found a new plant hiding among some bamboos. I was wondering whether anyone knows what this plant is.

If it is a creeper type plant, how can I train it to go through a wooden lattice (10x10cm holes)

Thanks
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David22
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Dekka says...
Looks like Wisteria to me. Pretty plant but grows into a massive beast of a vine so if it's near your house be careful it doesn't consume it.
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Steve says...
Yes I agree, Wisteria.
You needn't worry about training it to go through the holes.
You can help if you want or else stand back & watch it cover the lattice.
I have one growing over dog wire strung between posts.
Wistera comes in various colours types & the flowers look good.
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amanda says...
I agree - wisteria. Your lattice wont work - it's too flimsy. These guys can crack most support posts and have invasive roots - keep away from house foundations and sewer. Prune it to within an inch of it's life! but..they are soooo beautiful (i have one too)Make a stunning 'standard' .Don't let it twine around - that's how it ruins the support - guide it yourself much like a grape vine. Contain it and enjoy it!
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Jo says...
Hi everyone. When does wisteria flower? Roy, have you seen any flowers on your plant?
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Dilly
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Roy N. says...
Hi

I haven't seen any flowers and from the pictures I've seen of wisteria, I don't think that's my plant.

Can you please show me another picture of my same plant.

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Dekka says...
Hi Roy, Just type "wisteria leaf" in Google images and you'll see thousands of them.
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Dekka says...
Oops! That image didn't seem to come up... I'll try this one.
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Jantina says...
Hi Roy, looks like a wisteria to me too.
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