The autumn-sunlit seed heads of Clematis occidentalis, growing wild among the aspens at the Ann and Sandy Cross Conservation Area south of Calgary, Alberta: so fascinating!
I knew those looked familiar!! We have puffs like this on our Clematis. Does this signify seeds that will drop for next year…so small seeds we can’t see them?
Gorgeous
So beautiful and a wonderful photo.
I knew those looked familiar!! We have puffs like this on our Clematis. Does this signify seeds that will drop for next year…so small seeds we can’t see them?
Jean
Mystery solved. I saw this plant on a hike off of Hells Canyon in Idaho. I know so few plants but long to grow my vocabulary. Thanks for sharing! MG
Awesome – I’m so glad I could help you with the ID!
Wonderful photo!
Many thanks – that late afternoon light was incredible that day. 🙂
Am
Amazing picture
Thank you, I’m pleased you like it!
Using the light very well.
Thank you so much! It was a beautiful afternoon.
Such beautiful light.
It was so striking that day, just gorgeous.
So beautiful.
It was such a delight to see!