By Bramhallbill
Cheshire,
United Kingdom 
One of my nbrs round the corner has great climbers going over his fence & wafting fantastic fragrance into the street. A pale yellow/ rich Jasmine i guess. So intoxicating. Its hard not to nick a bit while I walk the dog round the block
21 Jul, 2014
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a photo would be great
22 Jul, 2014
Pale yellow flowers? Won't be Jasmine nor Trachelospermum, most likely honeysuckle.
22 Jul, 2014
why not knock on the door and complement him/her on the plant. Ask what it is then say 'may I be cheeky and ask for a cutting?' I have had success with this method on many occasions . [Especially when done with a smile.]
22 Jul, 2014
I have a very good sense of smell & the scent is the best! ....I have honeysuckle & its quite different ..a big clump
Well officer I'm not a peeping tom its the plant honest.....
We go get on, I suppose after flowering I could help to trim. I've got a pot of hormone rooting powder.
22 Jul, 2014
In my opinion, it's not really important what it's called. If you like it, and it obviously grows where you live, then I would try and get a cutting, plant it in your garden and just call it something like "The Lovely fragrant Flower" ;O)
22 Jul, 2014
or don't call it anything or call it bob lol .
23 Jul, 2014
But it could be a female plant.
23 Jul, 2014
bobby then lol . I just hope its not a hamophradite lol .
23 Jul, 2014
Good name for a goldfish........Bob.
Anyone invented a Whiffcam?
23 Jul, 2014
well its a good name for a dead goldfish lol
23 Jul, 2014
Bramhallbill - honeysuckle flowers range from yellow and white, red and white, red, orange, and mixes in between, depending on variety.
23 Jul, 2014
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Bit more info needed really.....leaf type, flower type/size etc.
Trachelospermum jasminoides is in flower at the moment so have a look at that.
22 Jul, 2014