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What is IT???

13 years ago

While walking the dogs I saw a vine - something like a clematis in front of a house and it had yellow flowers blooming on it. It was not a forsythia but the flowers were individual and spaced about a few inches apart. I thought it looked so lovely on this cold morning. Can anyone perhaps tell me what it could be? Thanks

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rosco_p
13 years ago
Betty: I am just wondering if what you saw was a Carolina Jasmine. I know this yellow flowering vine blooms in early spring! Only a guess but if you Google it I am sure you will get much info. By the way I am awaiting the "wakening up" of the Brugmansia that you so generously traded with me last fall. Hope all is well with you. Ross.
Betty Levar
Original Author
13 years ago
Hi Ross: Hope the brugmansia does well for you. Enjoyed the magazines. I have been looking up Carolina Jasmine and that it what it looks like but I thought they said it was only viable in zone 8? It really was lovely. I'm always looking for something different. Betty
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