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Clematis montana. Picture of the Day


Clematis montana planted at the metal arch and climbing the fir trees. Part sun.

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16 comments:

  1. Phillip OliverJune 12, 2020

    Beautiful!

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  2. Terra June 12, 2020

    So pretty. Clematis are so varied, I have three in my garden.

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJune 14, 2020

      Hi Terra! I have two different C.montana; their flowers look a bit different, but both are good climbers!

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  3. Lisa at GreenbowJune 13, 2020

    This is a most beautiful way to display this clematis. It is great that you let it romp up into the spruce.

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJune 14, 2020

      Thank you, Lisa! For several years, they behave and stay on their supports, but then start browsing around :))

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  4. FlowerLady LorraineJune 13, 2020

    Oh my goodness, how wonderful is that? Have a lovely weekend ~ FlowerLady

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJune 14, 2020

      Thank you, Lorraine! Hope a new week will be good!

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  5. ProsperoJune 21, 2020

    What a magnificent setting for your clematis to explore. There is something magical about the whole atmosphere, almost as though it was chosen to exemplify peace and beauty.

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    1. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJune 22, 2020

      Prospero, thank you so much! Big trees are certainly adding a lot to a garden, and in this case, the firs provide a background and a support to my clematis.

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  6. A Casa MadeiraJuly 01, 2020

    Maravilhoso!

    Beautiful!
    janicce.

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  7. FlowerLady LorraineJuly 02, 2020

    Wow! That is amazing and beautiful! Thanks for sharing more of the beauty that surrounds you. Love & hugs ~ FlowerLady

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  8. Hoover BooJuly 06, 2020

    The height of everything in the photo is majestic. The trees and the Clematis are like a whole different kind of sky.

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  9. Tatyana@MySecretGardenJuly 08, 2020

    Thank you! I agree! They say it can grow 20'-40'. This one is sure around 40'!

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