Garden

[GingerPeach]

. . . this is one I made today.

Chrysanthemums, a sprig of blooming dwarf myrtle, and a sprig of the herb summer savory.

Post your own tiny bouquets if you like.

[cbrite]

Very nice @GingerPeach 😊

[FastDogWalker2]

Super sweet - tussie mussie!

[DiAnne]

Very pretty.  I have a much plainer one on my table consisting of two blue hydrangeas in a small glass vase.  

[manny2]

I love it! Its so elegant.

[LdyBugz]

@GingerPeach That is really pretty.  I love the simplicity of it.  Very nice!

[cbrite]

@GingerPeach 

You are quite educated in the plant world....far more than I am. 

I have a bit of an issue.....

I now have a wall of this plant and no gate nor walk thru area.

--will it grow back? 

eta-sorry

[GingerPeach]

Hi @cbrite 

That's a spectacular vine, isn't it?

It may be Boston ivy. Does it change color in the fall and lose its leaves?

If it is Boston ivy, it'll grow back.

Maybe @JustJazzmom has another idea about what it is.

[cbrite]

@GingerPeach 

eta((I did not mean to hijack your thread...so I'm removing..))

Sorry.

[GingerPeach]

@cbrite 
Both passion flower and clematis can have red blooms, but it's kind of hard to tell even if I enlarge the photo. 

Passion flower vines do have three-lobed leaves like these seem to be, as far as I can tell.

Either one will definitely grow back from being pruned.

Boston ivy isn't a real ivy, actually, but you're right, it doesn't have flowers.

Here's a passion flower vine with purple flowers. The leaves seem like the ones on your plant. Do they look the same to you?