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1. Don’t think I have even seen a white one with black feathers. Lovely.

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   • I see them from time to time. 😀 Thanks Anita 😀

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2. Beautiful!
   https://grannyshotit.photo.blog/?p=291

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3. Clematis is such a unique flower! We had a lovely one, but a tree fell on it (and it’s supporting pole). I still miss it. Thanks for the memories 😀

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   • You are welcome Marilyn 😀

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7. What a beautiful member of the Ranunculus family!! 😉

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   • Are they are part of that family. I didn’t know that before 😀 😀

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     • Yup! They belong to Ranunculaceae with buttercups and aconites. 🙂 ( But not dahlias!)

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       • Dahlias and Chrysanthemum are all in the same family. That I know. 😀

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9. Wow. Who would guess that a white clematis could be so beautiful? Those black accents do it! Gorgeous. And, didn’t realize it was a memeber of the ranunculus family! Another flower I love but have never planted.

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   • We’ve tried a couple of times, but they just don’t work well for us. The last time we planted them, they were taken over by blackberries. 😀

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11. Love it!

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    • Thanks Sue for commenting 😀

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      • You’re welcome, Cee!

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12. That’s a stand out

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    • So glad you like this clematis 😀

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15. Very pretty! 🙂

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    • Thanks Barbara 😀

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17. Perfect! https://rivetingimages.wordpress.com/2019/07/02/flower-of-the-day-2-july-2019/

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18. beautiful😍

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    • So glad you like this clematis 😀

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25. Nice Cleamatis, never seen one like this, we just cut ours down as it was threatening to walk out of our garden and terrorise the village, I’m a modern day triffid killer.
    Heres mine.
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27. Beautiful! I’ve never seen white clematis before.

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    • Well now you have. 😀

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