This Clematis was taken in my garden.. this post is connected to #flowersoverflowers
Wishing you a Peaceful week..
And Happy Gardening.
~Sue~
This Clematis was taken in my garden.. this post is connected to #flowersoverflowers
Wishing you a Peaceful week..
And Happy Gardening.
~Sue~
They are beautiful Sue, I just love Clematis: -D
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Thank you Irene.. I wish I had taken a photo when more came out, it was the first year it has flowered so well, I cut it back last Autumn and the pruning did it good I think 🙂 xxx Hugs Sue
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The flowers of the clematis are just so beautiful and in several amazing colors. I had some in Denmark too. Yours are in my favorite color 🙂
Love, Irene
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Thank you, I have a blue one, it is still in bud and I am waiting for it to flower, but the turn in the weather has made many of my Asters fall over with the weight of the rain and wind. xxx I am pleased they are your favourite 🙂
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Gorgeous!!
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Thank you dear Grace… x
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I love Clematis! beautiful!
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Thank you Nalinki, I remembered last evening it was Tuesday today and wondered what I could post and remembered this photo.. I forgot last week as I was so busy xx >3
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I just hacked the living daylights out of a clematis that has grown thick and ancient on our deck. The first year I did it, I thought I had killed it but there is NO killing this clematis. They do really well here and we have a Montana growing over on the other side of the deck in a tangle of yellow banksia rose and jasmine. They are competing for the right to take over the universe. While they are squabbling, we are all safe! 😉
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Hi Fran, apologies only just getting back here on my gardening Blog.. Yes sounds like one we have that now covers the whole of our garage roof. we hacked it back several years ago, I was quite mad with hubby at the time as he took it down to about a foot, with great thick stems, I thought it would never recover but it did.. and how .. 🙂 Good to know we are safe LOL.. haha… 🙂
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Always good to know that vegetation has a good sense of survival 😉
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So many varieties of clematis from very small to very large, and flowering practically all year round. if yours is a summer flowering one then it probably needs cutting back every year around February. Soring flowering ones should be pruned after flowering as they may then have a second bloom in late summer. That’s the end of my clematis knowledge 😉
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Ahem… soring should read spring!
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🙂 xxx
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This one in the photo Jude is a summer one, but we have a spring one which has taken over the Garage. Thank you for the tip about pruning for second flowering 🙂 I will give that a go next year. 🙂
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Always a pleasure to be invited into your magical world of beautiful flowers Sue.
Your flowers, like their caretaker, bring a calming, relaxing pleasure to the readers.
Cheers.
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Glad you are enjoying my garden blog Ian..and apologies only just getting back to you.. Many thanks for your kind compliments x
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Kind regards Sue
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Thank you enjoy your Wednesday 🙂
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Absolutely beautiful, my friend… I hope that you have a great Autumn ahead… Spring has just begun here! … love and best wishes. Aquileana 🌟 ☀ ~
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Many thanks dear Aquileana, Happy Spring and sending love your way.. May it be full of blossoms xxx Hugs Sue xx
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Beautiful!!!!
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Thank you Karuna..
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