The clematis flowers are going to seed, or whatever they do.
10 months ago
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3 comments:
Mine have long been gone. I think they are still worth admiring even in their declining state. :)
They are pretty, if a little moth-eaten. I like the colour. Such a nice soft purple
We also still have a few clemantis flowers, but they are definitely past their prime.
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