Need help in identifying this flowering plant.
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Help me identify this plant
This plant came from an old flower bed at my sisters. We dug them up when they were small. She thought she had lillies in that bed. But this doesn't look like anythin... See more
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That looks like a Pleroma. Very pretty! (Here's a link to some care tips: http://www.plantsrescue.com/tag/pleroma/)
I would say it is Clematis, perhaps "Jackmanni" variety. Clematis is a vigorous climber and a prolific flower producer.
Looks like a Passion Flower.
not clematis,not passion flower
I think it is a Pleroma, compare the leaves
That is a Climatis. It is a Jackmanni variety. Mine is climbing and loaded with buds. Started blooming Easter Sunday.
Whatever it is it's pretty!