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Clipping the South's wisteria problem

By Catherine Smith | 5/14/26 11:52am

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Photo by Catherine Smith | Elon News Network

A stretch of land in Chapel Hill, next to Wright's habitat restoration zone, sits completely overtaken by wisteria April 5.


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