Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day, May 2016

Northeast Mississippi, USA, zone 7

The blooms on this Running Rose are small, but there are hundreds of them!

This rose hangs its head down, so I have to lift the blooms to see them.

This is an old-fashioned rose called Burr Rose. Some of the leaves you see here are from a Wisteria Vine that is trying to take over. I must get in there and cut it down.

I think this is the prettiest of my Clematis vines. Shh! Don't tell the others!

This Coreopsis came from a packet of mixed seeds.

This Geranium is a new purchase. I like to have them in hanging baskets on my porch, but I don't have much luck trying to keep them through the Winter.

A few Pansies are still blooming.

A hopeful preview of things to come! I have planted Sunflower seeds!

Happy Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day!

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Clematis Seedhead, November 3, 2014

Seeds, Double White Clematis, October 25, 2014

The bloom is gone, but the memory lingers! 
We had our first frost yesterday morning.

Have a wonderful week!

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