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For twenty five years
an ever-present bloomer
has staged her last show
I planted and nurtured her
and she spoiled me with flowers.
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by Scooj
Last show
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For twenty five years
an ever-present bloomer
has staged her last show
I planted and nurtured her
and she spoiled me with flowers.
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by Scooj
Natural adventures 
Lovely words!
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Thank you.
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What’s happening to her. I’m guessing she’s a wisteria?
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Yes, a Chinese wisterias. Having flowered, she just seemed to give up. Maybe affected by the long spell of dry weather, maybe stressed and prone to fungal infection. I simply don’t know.
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Nature has a way if healing herself. Maybe she’ll be back next year.
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I do hope so. I’m cutting back the dead foliage as if it were the autumn and keeping my fingers crossed.
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Indeed what is happening to this beautiful plant?
They can flower every year for decades so this one is still a youngster!
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Water stressed? I wish I knew.
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https://gardening.which.co.uk/hc/en-gb/articles/115000798665-Sudden-death-or-dieback-of-wisteria
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Most jealous of your snail and slug free hosta’s by the way . . .
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Picture was in April, some snail attack since!
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Stunning! Melodic poetry. I’m not sure why she’s staged her last flower show? Say it isn’t so!
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I fear she has just given up, like a Puccini heroine dying of consumption.
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Ah, you’re so dramatic in a cool way. I’m swooning, yet also saddened.
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So good to ‘hear’ from you again, I love your visits, always full of encouragement.
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Music? If she is stressed.
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It might be my son’s grime that sent her over the edge.
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