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!
16 comments on Post-Flowery Friday: Wild clematis.
Post-Flowery Friday: Wild clematis.
16 responses to “Post-Flowery Friday: Wild clematis.”
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Gorgeous
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So beautiful and a wonderful photo.
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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
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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
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Awesome – I’m so glad I could help you with the ID!
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Wonderful photo!
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Many thanks – that late afternoon light was incredible that day. 🙂
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Am
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Amazing picture
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Thank you, I’m pleased you like it!
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Using the light very well.
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Thank you so much! It was a beautiful afternoon.
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Such beautiful light.
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It was so striking that day, just gorgeous.
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So beautiful.
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It was such a delight to see!
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Flowery Prose. 