Confederate jasmine to be exact. Growing with reckless abandon over the arbor at Park Lane Flowers in English Village.
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Great composition, V. I can smell it all the way up in Vermont. I love that small unfocused splash of red in the image's center.
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I love this plant. I have it covering a whole wall. It's called Trachlospermum Jasminoides and is also known as Star Jasmine. In fact it's not a true jasmine at all. How about that? I don't care I love it and think it's one of the best value plants around and is so easy to grow once it gets going.
This plant has the cleanest smell -- sweet, but not cloying -- with, I swear, hints of root beer. It's in bloom over here now, too.
一時的錯誤不算什麼，錯而不改才是一生中永遠且最大的錯誤......................................................................
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