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Finally getting some blooms

12 years ago

We've been behind with a cold wet spring...

Arabella

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Crystal Fountain

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The sun faded Daniel Deronda

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Niobe

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Gillian Blades

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Henryi and Haku Ookan

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Piilu

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Ramona and Fireworks

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Comments (5)

janetpetiole
12 years ago
Love your photos! I'd live to see Piilu when all those buds open. It will be stunning.
Julia WV (6b)
12 years ago
Wonderful to see some clem photos. Crystal Fountain is so beautiful that I may look to add it next year.
Thanks for sharing.

Julia
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mnwsgal
12 years ago
Thanks for sharing your photos. It is such a joy to go out each day and see another clematis blooming.

My Daniel Deronda is in a semishaded area and opened dark purple doubles. Even your faded blooms are pretty.
buyorsell888
Original Author
12 years ago
I forgot to mention those are clickable thumbnails....
ditas
12 years ago
Thanks for posting Piilu pouring over a lower obelisk, again ~ it was yours I saw posted recently ~ can't wait to see in full bloom soon!!! Asao is another in my wish list but must open sites first!

I think I've just planted my 37th & last Hydrangea & 2 more roses (OSO Easy) enroute here, as I'm drooling over Clems ~ am running out of prime real est!

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