Today ’s GPOD is from Deanne Fortnam in Nashua , New Hampshire . She say : “ Nothing can beat the exuberance of clematis in full bloom in early July combined with lilies and baby ’s breath ” Thanks , Deanne , for sending in this great pic ! This froth of pink and violet is created with the following plants :
‘ Ville de Lyon ’ clematis ( Clematis‘Ville de Lyon ’ , USDA Hrdiness Zones 4 - 11)‘Polish Spirit ’ clematis ( Clematis‘Polish Spirit ’ , geographical zone 4 - 11)‘Betty Corning ’ clematis ( Clematis‘Betty Corning ’ , Zones 4 - 11)‘Vivaldi ’ Asiatic lily ( Lilium‘Vivaldi ’ , zone 4 - 8)Baby ’s breath ( Gypsophila paniculata , Zones 5 - 9 )
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Click here to enlarge this photo.Photo/Illustration: Deanne Fortnam
