Type of Vine

18 years ago

Does anyone know what type of vine this is? I thought perhaps it was a yellow wisteria, but don't find much on a google search for yellow wisteria. The pic was taken at Hampton Court Palace Gardens.

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shrubs_n_bulbs
18 years ago
That would be a Laburnum I think, rather than a Wisteria.
alison_froglady
18 years ago
I thought that as well. It is so beautiful. I have only ever seen lilac wisteria but I think there is a white variety (not too sure about that though)
Alison
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