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Annie Crenshaw
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Columnist, The Greenville Standard
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Women's issues and more. arts and culture
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By Annie Crenshaw| The Greenville Standard Verified BY ANNIE CRENSHAW By the way, in spite of its prevalence throughout the South, the wisteria we see covering helpless trees, old buildings, fence rows, and anything else that stands still long enough, is NOT a native flower. It’s usually Chinese or Japanese wisteria that has escaped from someone’s yard. Our native wisteria (American wisteria, or Wisteria frutescens) is less showy, with smaller blooms, but it’s much better to have around your home. It’s less invasive than the imported vines.
By Annie Crenshaw| The Greenville Standard Verified BY ANNIE CRENSHAW The focus of the Futurama exhibit at the 1939 World’s Fair in New York was transportation. After all, Futurama was the brain child of General Motors, and corporate sponsorship was the foundation of the exhibit. The exhibit’s designer, Norman Bel Geddes, envisioned the road network of 1960 with 14-lane superhighways crisscrossing the nation. That really WAS unbelievable in 1939.
By Annie Crenshaw| The Greenville Standard Verified BY ANNIE CRENSHAW By the way, in spite of its prevalence throughout the South, the wisteria we see covering helpless trees, old buildings, fence rows, and anything else that stands still long enough, is NOT a native flower. It’s usually Chinese or Japanese wisteria that has escaped from someone’s yard. Our native wisteria (American wisteria, or Wisteria frutescens) is less showy, with smaller blooms, but it’s much better to have around your home. It’s less invasive than the imported vines.
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The Greenville Standard
United States