7 Jul '08 12:51 am WOW! 40 people looked at it but no response thats fantastic.
Bill
Kerole
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Taupaki, New Zealand
Double clematis
7 Jul '08 8:08 am I've never seen one looking like this, but maybe this is how they bred some of those double-layered types This is a lovely colour - which clematis is this?
MacFlax
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Canberra, Australia
7 Jul '08 8:07 pm Beautiful. A clematis is on my wishlist for spring. Will I be able to stop at one though? May I ask what yours is growing on?
otnorot
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Clematis
7 Jul '08 11:42 pm Kerole sorry dont know its name.
MacFlax its growing on a lath fence.
Bill
Faith S
Perpetually learning gardener
Alabama, USA
Nature's little quirks
15 Jul '08 6:44 am That's really neat. I have a hydrangea bush that sends out little flowers from the centers of the flower. I bought it in a grocery store and it was called "Shooting Stars". I have no idea what it's latin name might be. The flowers are white and it is very pretty when the little "stars" shoot out of the middle. I don't have a picture unfortunately. It hasn't bloomed in two years because of our draught last year. Maybe next year.
MacFlax
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Canberra, Australia
15 Jul '08 3:30 pm Silly me. I was so captivated by the clematis I didn't realise before that it's one inside another. Now I see it.
Mark
Home gardener & plant fetishist
Berkeley, California, USA
No fair, you posted when I was away.
31 Jul '08 2:15 pm I love this clematis! If you discover the name I'd really like to know it. Unfortunately I've managed to kill off all but one that I've planted through the years.
Here is another flower within a flower. This is a yellow Epi that bloomed earlier this year.
This is a lovely colour - which clematis is this?
