Mom's honeysuckles are starting to bloom.
They start out white, then turn yellow within a few days ...
How I wish you could breathe in this heavenly aroma!
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Aaaah, I'm so envious--and these photos are so beautiful. So far I've not been able to catch a good pic of these fragrant flowers. I love honeysuckle--one of these days!!!!
ReplyDeleteThese pictures fill my eyes, Honey.
Thanks for reminding me. My grandmother had them all over her fence like a huge blanket. I loved them! You did a nice job with the photos.
ReplyDeleteMmmm. I love the aroma of honeysuckles.
ReplyDeleteIt takes me back to my childhood. My grandmother loved honeysuckle. I use to take the flower, pull out the middle and suck the sweet nectar out. Yummmy, it taste just like honey ;)
ReplyDeleteYes, just like what Pam did, I used to pull out the middle of the flower and taste the sweet nectar. What fond memories your pictures evoke. :)
ReplyDeleteBeatiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteI just love honeysuckle.... and i can smell them just by looking! gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI also have a small yellow honeysuckle, a very hardy plant and the aroma is just so sweet and heavenly as you say
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