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Son 1 and I took the increasingly elderly Raja for a walk on the Coulée Verte this evening. After a cool day (not above 25°C) she was full of energy and we had a great time - and the combination of these wild climbers was a beautiful sight.
Monday, July 29, 2013
Bryony, Brambles and Honeysuckle
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There is nothing lovelier than flowering things climbing and twining. I do agree with your mum;s philosophy. I'm working hard at training clematis and roses to do that too.
It's definitely berry pinking season! I wish a berry picker would make a cobbler and invite me over for tea!
Don't we always think of our dear parents? My sweet dad passed away this month and I've been thinking of him so much.
I so agree with Barbara (Elizabethd) climbing plants add a dimension to the garden and often scent and vivid colour too.
I am currently nurturing 2 yellow jasmines over an arch in my garden and waiting for an orange Campsis that I thought was dead to bring forth a flower among its abundant leaves!
Penny
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Yes there is definitely something magical about climbing and twining plants. Although we are only just basking in sunshine, my thoughts are on Autumn already!
Happy 16th Birthday wishes......and I love climbing plants...so pretty! Heidi
Blackberries are enchanting, it makes me feel like I'm in wonderland.
Enjoy the rest of summer.
Hello Floss, long time since I bothered with Blogland, but I am back..ish! I love blackberries! xxx
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