Last Clem Flower
By Greenthumb
- 10 Nov, 2010
- 7 likes
Just a shot of one of the flowers before I put it away for winter under a nice mulch. It has wintered in Fairbanks already once, so I trust I'll see it bigger and better next year. :-)
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I love it. They are tough little things, being an alpine clematis. I'll go check your question.
Your clematis is much bigger. This is a bush type so it stays about 3 foot tall at max and dies to the ground each winter. There is no vine.
10 Nov, 2010
So sad isn't it GT! Oh well, no winter....no spring!! This must be Olgae is it? I don't have her any more, but I kind of regret letting her go now! lovely little blue bells!
10 Nov, 2010
mine is not the alpine version ~ yours is very attractive i quite like the idea of a small one.
10 Nov, 2010
Oooh, be careful! You'll get caught in the clematis addiction trap and before you know it you'll be mad as a hatter like me!! :)))))
10 Nov, 2010
mad as a hatter??? ive been nutty all my life!
10 Nov, 2010
Oh well, in for a penny.....lol!! :))
11 Nov, 2010
nice pic
11 Nov, 2010
Thanks Stevie.
Karen, it is olgae, and those little blue bells are what attracted me. I hope to keep her as long as I can. Always sad to watch things go, but I know shes just resting for another spring, as you say. :)
Its the truth about the addiction Sticki, I have plans for four more types in the spring already......lol.
11 Nov, 2010
great picture GT...
13 Nov, 2010
THank you. :-)
14 Nov, 2010
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pretty little thing ~ not unlike one i put on questions about whether it will survive ~ i like the colour
10 Nov, 2010