
I also read an article about a landscape designer who planted all sorts of plants around his kids' tree fort to make it feel junglish. I knew right away that the wisteria should twine around the tree fort. In my mind I thought it would be a cool place for the kids to hang out with vines being the roof and walls of the place. At first we had a tarp for the roof that become ragged so we replaced it with a brown tarp. That eventually became ragged too. The wisteria grew, John pruned, the wisteria grew some more and John pruned some more. Finally after years of pruning and growing, the wisteria has become the plant that I envisioned. Now when it is flowering, it is one of the prettiest places to have a tea party. When it is done flowering and the leaves have fully come out, it is a perfect location for a secret lair.

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