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Whatcha Think This One Is?

14 years ago

Bought it at Walmart last year for .50 cents, it was like 2 inches tall and had 1 leaf! LOL (the little support stick was way taller than the poor plant, LOL!)

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Someone said it may be a Claire de Lune said my bars were greener than hers though). Thanks guys!!

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janetpetiole
14 years ago
I don't know, but it is beautiful. I love the red anthers against the white.
flowerfan2
14 years ago
Miss Bateman
jeanne_texas
14 years ago
Nope...looks like Clematis "Snow Queen" to me..I have two of her growing in my gardens and adore her...Jeanne
check my link

Here is a link that might be useful: Clematis Snow Queen
buyorsell888
14 years ago
I tend to think white is boring but that is pretty!
crimsontsavo
Original Author
14 years ago
I think that Jeanne is right. I checked mine against other snow queens and it looks a lot like Snow Queen( The bloom has developed more since I took the photo.

Thanks so much guys!!

Now I have to go find more cheap clemmies because I got addicted, hehe.
tepelus
14 years ago
Looks like my Snow Queen.

Karen

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