You took wonderful photos of this really lovely flowers. This Dropmore Scarlet I've never seen before. I love its color. My neighbor has honeysuckle in his garden but in yellow color and it smells so good.
The honeysuckle varieties you have there are gorgeous and big. Ours are the wild woodland varieties in pale yellow or light pink, both extremely fragrant. Love your photos BlessYaJudy
Those are both LOVELY varieties! That Dropmore Scarlet just sizzles! Didn't know they came in such a bright color way. I favor the paler variety. But we sadly don't have honeysuckle here--I miss it! Happy Day, Judy ((HUGS))
Hello! I found you via Random Hearts. Clytie is right, you do take incredible pictures! These are the most beautiful Honeysuckle photos I've ever seen--they fill my eyes, which is the greatest compliment I can give.
At the college, there are two honeysuckle vines.
This one is called Dropmore Scarlet,
but I could not find a name for this paler variegated variety.
They are both beautiful, though.
You took wonderful photos of this really lovely flowers. This Dropmore Scarlet I've never seen before. I love its color. My neighbor has honeysuckle in his garden but in yellow color and it smells so good.
ReplyDeleteThe honeysuckle varieties you have there are gorgeous and big. Ours are the wild woodland varieties in pale yellow or light pink, both extremely fragrant. Love your photos
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Those are both LOVELY varieties! That Dropmore Scarlet just sizzles! Didn't know they came in such a bright color way. I favor the paler variety. But we sadly don't have honeysuckle here--I miss it! Happy Day, Judy ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteHello! I found you via Random Hearts. Clytie is right, you do take incredible pictures! These are the most beautiful Honeysuckle photos I've ever seen--they fill my eyes, which is the greatest compliment I can give.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers I they smell so lovely:)
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend to you!
I love honeysuckles - I've never seen one so red before! Our native ones are orange and yellow, and I have seen some in gardens that are light yellow.
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