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What type of vine is used here over the pergola

last year

live in Rochester mn and looking to create pergola with vines

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Mom's Design Build
last year
Hi. We are delighted that you have found inspiration through our project. The Vine that you see in the picture is Wisteria. Good luck with your project.
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shawnerica
8 months ago
Gorgeous! I’m considering native American Wisteria, trumpet vine or honeysuckle for hummingbirds. All non-invasive.
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Mom's Design Build
8 months ago
We are so glad that you like the vine. We used Kiwi Vine for this project.

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