Clematis 'Primrose Star' by durleybeachbum
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This is a montana type clematis, which in theory needs no pruning! HAH!
Comments (24)
Splendid capture and postwork! :)
aahh gorgeous
Beautiful!
Looks luscious Andrea.
Love the colors on this beauty !!!
Wonderful colouration of the petals captured
Beautiful flower and a delicate colour.
All your shots are amazing! love it !
Wonderful flowers... Beautiful shot !
Phenomenal clarity, color and sharp contrast in this macro, Andrea. By your comment, I take it that it does require pruning. And, I say, wasn't there a British Prime Minister named Clematis Attlee?
Love that bloom Great shot
Oh so very pretty never ever saw one like this before or this color as well beautiful hugs susan
lovely
Very similar to one I had, but not the same. I think your photo makes them look better than they really are! No pruning? Yeah right, not as long as you don't mind them taking over the entire neighborhood! Mine were very aggressive, like the creatures in Aliens, and I couldn't get rid of them fast enough, and getting rid of them was not easy!
The Lime color is stunning!!!!!!
One i have not seem very beautiful shot.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Wow! This is gorgeous! I've never had any luck with clematis. Wonder if I should try again?
Pretty!!
such a beauty! i love it in white!
Far more appealing than the pink/white montanas. Stunning in fact!
beautiful flower, great details.
So beautiful Andrea - perfect lighting!
So amazing to look at and it reminded me that some were so similar to this one, exhibited at your very own English flower show in Chelsea, this month - absolutely stunning specimens, did you have a chance to go and see the show? I saw it on TV of course and thought, I am proud to say, Australia did really well this year, hope you liked it also ... BB