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Bloomscrolling--what's in bloom where you are?

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  • wtgW
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    wtg
    wrote last edited by wtg
    #361

    There's a sweet autumn clematis way back in the yard. There was a trellis there but it fell over and broke over the winter. I never got around to putting another one in, so the clematis ended up becoming part groundcover/part climbing vine. It even headed over to a nearby arbor where I have a couple of other sweet autumns started.

    I'll do something different next year, but for now I think it looks kind of neat! Smells wonderful, too.

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    • AndyDA
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      That's the nicest ground cover.

      Theres nothing much but green in our garden, however the orchid show last week was colourful
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      Ventosa viri restabit

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      • AndyDA AndyD

        That's the nicest ground cover.

        Theres nothing much but green in our garden, however the orchid show last week was colourful
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        @AndyD OMG. So beautiful, it's hard to resist being drawn in. That Phragmipedium is stunning!

        The industrial revolution cheapened everything.

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