Very Beautiful!!..I have climbing rosa "Dublin Bay" companioned with clematis "Tie-Dye"...last year was my red/purple combo season!!..Jeanne

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Gorgeous! Especially love the Bat Plant. Very exotic! Thank you for sharing.

'Tie Dye, Jeanne Davison', Jeanne, that is what I'm hoping for. Nice street scene, too, looks like trimmed lawns and neat gardens - America, what a place, aye! Though, as I see it, do you have this twice? I can't seem to line up the flowers in one pic. with those in the other. I see a roof line in the second that I can't sequence in the second!
The Bat plant is most unusual but it can't hold a candle to a gorgeous clematis. A rose though, yes, well, is there a flower as gorgeous as a rose? Thorns and all, men and women have adored them for 5,000 years plus, I love them and a rose without thorns is lacking; they represent life itself, pain and pleasure. I'd love to be able to obtain and grow more. A love of roses to me represents life - pain, pleasure, romance, sadness, berevement, blood, (pruning time) and sheer wonderment at their beauty - the bush is ugly, the flower absolute perfection. Know what I mean!

Thanks..what you are seeing is a close up of the same rose and flower...in the close up you are seeing the neighbor's home to the right of my home....some more
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Shot of the full bed
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I love clematis "Galore"
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J&P climbing rosa "Stairway to Heaven" with Clematis "Fairydust"..a lighter shade of lavendar
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Arrr, Jeanie, you have close to perfection there, I wish, I wish and hope. How big does your clem grow? And your'Dublin Bay', so full of flower. You probably know that the more you 'dead-head' Dublin Bay the more it flowers.
By the way, your neighbour's garden(s) look bloody good too, you have some competition there.