wisteria

IPA: vɪstˈɪriʌ

Any of several woody climbing vines, of the genus Wisteria, native to the East Asian countries of China, Korea, and Japan and the eastern United States.

Examples of "wisteria" in Sentences

I have office stationery from the South Tower that landed in my wisteria boxes.
The wisteria is another flower which is cultivated in great quantities in Japan.
Fuji (藤): A wisteria, which is an important pattern used on kimono or to decorate the stage.
Some, such as wisteria, are downright rampant and should not be selected unless you're willing to do what it takes to manage them.
Our revolution already has some leguminous plants that have also been tested recently, such as wisteria and leucaena, to give two examples.
The manicured roses in their beds by the white picket fence were showing lips of pink on their buds, and the wisteria was a cascade of lavender.
Copper is not only a fine investment, but it withstands the often-considerable stress climbing and vining plants such as wisteria can place on supporting structures.
Over by the gate the spirea had ventured into showering sprays exhaling a shy and fugitive fragrance, and what had been a blur of gray cables strung upon the oaks had begun to bud with emerald and blossom with amethyst -- the wisteria was a-borning.