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I happened upon this jewel of a clematis while visiting Sunny Meadows Nursery in Boonsboro, MD last month. Similar to 'Sweet Autumn' (one of my all time faves), 'Sweet Summer Love' promises to provide over 2,000 sweetly fragrant blooms in a single growing season and is easy to grow. What more could you want?!!!
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Well, maybe not the FIRST growing season, but I promise to report back on that at some point in the future. What I CAN tell you is that its been in the ground here in Zone 6b/7a for nearly a month and it has doubled in size.
Photo courtesy of Winterthur.org |
Now, before you move on or run out to find this lovely clematis yourself, be sure to check out my last post on my visit to Winterthur Gardens and Estate recently. They are hosting a wonderful exhibit "Costumes of Downton Abbey" which inspired my current GIVEAWAY CONTEST - something you don't want to miss!
Hope you enjoyed your visit today, but I gots to run because...
I'd Rather Be Gardening!
10 comments:
My clematis seem to do better the year following their planting. Proven Winners always produce wonderful blooms and healthy plants, they may cost a bit more but it is one case where you get what you pay for. Love the trellis you have the clematis on.
Deb
Thank you Deb! That's actually a photo from the Proven Winners site, so its not my trellis but I really want one like it! I'll post a photo of the arbor I put my clematis on at a later time. Its really unique and wonderful. Thanks for your comment today!
It's gorgeous! My clematis never gets this many flowers on it.
Hi Cynthia, Thank you for visiting my blog and leaving a nice note! Clematis is such a wonderful vine......nothing compares to it when it's covered with blossoms.
I'm following your blog. Would you consider following mine?
Happy Gardening!
Thank you so much for following me back here and commenting, Sally! You didn't mention your blog name, but I'm sure I'm already following because I visited several blogs this morning on my Bloglovin feed. Its always good to include your blog name when you comment, as I did with my comment on your blog, so that others can easily find you if they wish. So please feel free to do that every time you comment here!
Hi Cynthia, I thought of leaving my blog name after I posted.....Post-menopausal...I do everything after the fact! LOL My blog is http://www.newenglandflowerbeds.blogspot Thanks!
So pretty!! I think most people imagine great big huge blooms when they think of clematis. But these little flowers do remind me of little gems. What a treasure that keeps on giving year after year <3
That clematis is gorgeous-- I'd love to have one that bloomed like that! Your garden must be exquisite:)
Vicki
Hi Cynthia, thank you for stopping by my blog! So very nice to meet you. Your joy for life comes through in your pottery and paintings!
Gorgeous color! Wow! You will have to share how it turns out.
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