Semiaquilegia odoxoides

Mine isn't quite out yet...but they are lovely...

I agree - I came across them a couple of years ago, and only had the one sort until Malvern, where I found two different ones. :-)))

Tha was lucky!!

It was....and today I found a baby one in the border, a seedling, AND it has a flower or two on it! So they 'do' seed around. :-)))))

That's lovely - so dainty.

A "baby"....how lovely.....will have a look round my plant and see if she has "produced~".....

I do hope you find some - I spotted a leaf from another one, as well, but not in flower.

Dainty and delicate...........

You were too busy buying your Clems to find these, Flori! LOL.

Now Spritz, if I have any fault at all (Don't even go there!), it's my weakness for Clems, I'm blinded by love for them,so miss out on fabulous plants like these! Oh darnit!! lol.

I daren't tell you how many Clems I have..........................

I will count mine, and get back to you........it could take a while.......maybe a week or two.......a month??.......tee hee hee! :~))

Oh FLORI!!!!!! Tsk, tsk!!

And there you were, thinking I was jesting.......lol! :~))

And you weren't???

I'm off out now. See you later!

I listed mine the other day, i have ..... 20 !
In a small garden that's not bad is it ;-)
(That doesn't include the tiny alpine versions !!!)

Hi Louise! :~)) 20 is a pretty good haul my friend for a small garden! I just love them,have you tried the Herbaceous ones too? I had one that had flower heads that looked and scented just like Hyacinths~amazing variety!

I had one of the herbaceous, bushy type a few years ago but lost it - i think i moved it late in summer and it didn't get its roots down before the winter came.
I like the sound of those of yours though .... i want some .... they sound gorgeous.

LOL Louise! I think it was the Clematis heracleifolia 'Wyevale'. It's more a shrub than a climber, and grows to 3/4ft. The scent is knock-out,and it has violet blue flowers similar to Hyacinth,in late summer. It's very hardy! :~))