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I just drove passed a plant and couldn't stop to see it very clearly, it was lovely. It looked like rather a rampant spreading climber as it covered the length of several fence panels. It was smothered in whte pendulous flowers. Had it been later in the year I would have said it could have been a Russian Vine but I think it is a bit early and the flowers were quite long clusters. Anybody any idea what this might be?




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My Russian Vine is in flower now and I'm in South Yorks

12 Aug, 2010

 

I cant wait to find out what this plant is. It sounds lovely.
Lynne x

12 Aug, 2010

 

My Russian vine's been out for a bit as well. If that's what it looked like I guess that's what it is! :-)

12 Aug, 2010

 

just be aware its other name is 'mile- a- minute ' vine and is extremly vigorous

13 Aug, 2010

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