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This week it seems all my flowering vines are blooming. I have a few jasmine and clematis and they are beautiful! The confederate jasmine make me stop in my tracks. It smells that wonderful!
Clematis jackmanii….
Artic queen clematis…
Confederate jasmine…..
Carolina jasmine….
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Love - Love - Clematis... I have Bee's Jubilee making a come back now... big white and pink striped flowers!
ReplyDeleteThis Flowers are so beautiful, like all in this blog. love it. LG Tina
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting Susan! Martina
ReplyDeleteYour clematis is beautiful - we have at least six weeks until ours bloom here in Colorado. Thanks for hosting Outdoor Wednesday. Sally
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting. I adore your clematis. I don't have any. I used to have a huge purple one that covered a lamp post. Your photos are so great....I think I need one again! My favorite is your Arctic Queen.
ReplyDeletePat
Your flowers are blooming so beautifully.Thanks for hosting. I always enjoy your party!!
ReplyDeleteThanks again for a wonderful party! Always love visiting your blog.
ReplyDeleteSarah
oh my! so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Clematis .Thanks for hosting..
ReplyDeletethey are just so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteSpring flowers are the best! These are so very pretty!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful set of spring flowers!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing;o)
Have a nice and happy day*
All your flowers look beautiful. I love the clematis and jasmine.
ReplyDeleteMy clematis did not come back this year so I am happy I can enjoy yours. All your colorful vines are beautiful. Thanks for hosting the party.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteSusan, Your flowers are awesome! Thank you for sharing. Glad to read that you were not hit by the tornado last week, there was so much damage it is so sad. Blessings, Debbie
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are amazing! So beautiful!! Thanks for being such a gracious hostess :-)
ReplyDeleteJocelyn @
http://justalittlesouthernhospitality.blogspot.com
Absolutely stunning photos. . .I love the
ReplyDeleteclematis. You are way ahead of us, we just
had snow last week!
Such great blooms. What you call Confederate Jasmine is known in the Pacific Northwest as Star Jasmine, and I understand it isn't a jasmine at all. They do smell fabulous. Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteI love clematis and they come is such a large array. Yours are beautiful! Are they fragrant?
ReplyDeleteIt is sooo good to see blooming flowers. They are gorgeous! I absolutely adore Clematis. I've linked up some photos of my new home state of New Hampshire. It's starting to get pretty around here...finally. Thanks so much for hosting! I love your background. :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great Wednesday!
a beautiful variety of flowers and colours :) JudyKate
ReplyDeleteBeautiful clematisisisisis. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAll the best, Boonie
Hi just calling by to link up and then go blog hopping for Outdoor Wednesday. your clematis and jasmine are looking beautiful, I hope our jasmine will be flowering soon.
ReplyDeleteLove all those beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteOh I wish I could grow clemats in my area...I have no luck with it. Your flowers are beautiful...I bet the fragrance is intoxicating.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting, this is my first time.
Sylvia
I love the fragrance of Jasmine specially during the summer eve or after a drizzle.... its refreshing! Your pix are awesome! The clematis is striking in bright colours.
ReplyDeleteI just love the outdoor pictures and so glad we can all be outside before the next rainy day here
ReplyDeleteMy Iris are so pretty and your flowers are so very pretty
I love the Clematis...I have a Carolina Jasmine..I shared several weeks ago...It blooms much earlier than yours.
ReplyDeleteMama Bear
Beautiful! Our Carolina jasmine blooms very early in our area...about March here! I sure wish there was smella vision on here...I bet everything smells wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Blooms! I can never tire of seeing such lovliness!
ReplyDeleteHi Susan! Your Climatis are to die for! and I haven't seen Carolina Jasmine that lush in a long time..very pretty! Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are gorgeous, Susan! My clematis is just beginning to bloom. But the blossoms of the blackberry brambles are in full force. ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting the party. I would love to have you link to mine, as well.
Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage
http://thebrambleberrycottage.blogspot.com/
I enjoy viewing the beautiful flowers in your yard. Mine will never be as plush or as colorful, but I am learning a bit more each year.
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