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A lovely combination

June 21, 2007 by Tricia

hybrid clematis Seiboldiana

Hybrid Clematis Seiboldiana

I just love this clematis vine. I have it growing at the entrance to my backyard on an arched bamboo trellis. It grows and entwines itself with a Breath of Life climbing rose. It’s a gorgeous mix because the breath of life rose is a pale peach, and the large clematis are a blue tinged purple.

Here’s a photo of the Breath of Life rose:

breathoflife4

Do you see what I mean about how beautifully the colors of the two flowers go together. It’s outstanding when they are both in bloom at the same time.

Actually, I believe that by sometime later today both will be blooming at once. If I’m able to I’ll try to get a photo of both together.





Filed Under: Gardening, Home and Lifestyle, Photography, Tricia's Garden Tagged With: arched trellis, backyard, bamboo trellis, beautiful, bloom, blooming, Blue, blue tinged purple, Breath of Life, Breath of Life rose, clematis, climbing rose, color, entrance, flower, flowers, garden, Hybrid Clematis Seiboldiana, mix, peach, photo, photos, plants, rose, vine

Comments

  1. Dawn says

    June 21, 2007 at 7:54 am

    Oh My, what beautiful colors! What a great combination of having them together. Great eye!

  2. Jean-Luc Picard says

    June 21, 2007 at 2:43 pm

    Those flowers look beautiful. The colour really comes out.

  3. ijustgotblogged says

    June 21, 2007 at 3:24 pm

    THose pics are great, the quality on them is incredible, just curious what type of camera you used?

  4. claudie says

    June 21, 2007 at 6:11 pm

    Beautiful flowers and i’m very curious to see them now togheter in reality!

  5. Jenny-up the hill says

    June 21, 2007 at 6:33 pm

    You must have the most beautiful yard around! Your photos are always so beautiful…I love the angle on the clematis…just lovely! Oh how I wish I could garden like you!!

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