I pulled the runners up through the grass. They stretched all the way to my property line. It was like unraveling green carpet. Wisteria was back outside my window the very next day, eyeing the legs on my kitchen table and drooling some. You can't just yank wisteria out of a tree.
Wisteria practices a scorched-earth policy.
It strips off everything as it goes. The tree looks like South Dade County. So I took the clippers and crawled in around underneath the bushes, clipping through the wisteria at its roots. I tossed the cut-off pieces out in the grass. You don't know about wisteria.