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    assuming a type of clematis...:finally in flower so hoping someone will know now :)

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      Hee hee think you might be right there!! Thanks zigs
       
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        Our Mandy smells absolutely beautiful this evening!
         
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        Yep, that is a variety of Clematis Armandii, Snorky:heehee: It has a really great scent to it which many people don't realise until they stick their nose into the flowers. Mine, like yours, is flowering it's head off this year while growing over my Acer Brilliantissimum.:snorky:
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        I can't match the smell of it..............
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          Ha ha ha! It's absolutely stunning! I was actually thinking how it might be one of my favourite plants of all time! It is just so beautiful!

          The smell reminds me of a beautiful scent I've smelt in Thailand in the evenings.
           
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            Now there's a change :heehee:
             
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              You know me so well, Pal.:dunno::snorky:
               
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