mid-september flowers

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    just went out onto my balcony and my clematis are starting to flower
     
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    took this in our communal gardens
     
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    isn't it nice to see so much colour in September!! Very nice, Rosa! :D
     
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    was amazed dend thanks [​IMG] got other buds on the clematis waiting for them to flower
     
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    we've got a second flush of flowers on one of our clematis too - with lots more buds to come. Something, probably earwigs, maybe other beetles, had eaten away part of some of the buds, but they flowered anyway, minus the odd petal and stamens/ stigmas, etc!! Odd :rolleyes:
     
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    yes its amazing and i have got loads of buds and my other clematis is growing still nicely should get buds on that one it is a margaret hunt, forgotton what the other one is.
    I cant believe how my sweet peas started growing again and re-flowering. :cool: [​IMG]
     
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