Landingstrip provided

This clematis is ready for it,
its golden fingers pointing towards the skies.
Even a hardened landing strip has been provided.
Spring and pollination entangled.

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Ludo Sak

Lion

This little flower resides on one of the garden arches located in our own private piece of earth. Reaching up to 4 meters in length they tend to climb the arches and truly explore all of it. We bind them to the arches in summertime, because the plant will explode in flowers, almost bringing the arches down in heavy wind:) Posted 13 years ago

Jeroen

Bull Frog

Beautifull compesition Ludo. Posted 13 years ago
1. Ludo Sak
  
  Lion
  
  Thanks J! You are the first one to comment on it, I rather like it too;)
  Hey, happy mothersday with your family, man! Posted 13 years ago

The Anemone Clematis

Clematis montana or the Anemone Clematis is an early flowering plant of the genus Clematis. It is a vigorous climbing plant and is used by gardeners to hide unsightly structures such as sheds and walls.

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Similar species: Ranunculales

Species identified by Ludo Sak

By Ludo Sak

Uploaded May 10, 2012. Captured May 9, 2012 19:53 in Aldenheerd 7-9, 6003 Weert, The Netherlands.

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Canon EOS 60D
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ISO100
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