Wherever my eye rests in the garden at the moment I see white blossoms fit for a bride.Last years sickly, white clematis is making a healthy comeback against the ancient stone wall which surrounds the garden.
Pittosporum tenuifolium Irene Paterson below came home from the garden centre with me last week.
Not to be outdone, Mother Nature provides beautiful white hawthorn flowers to perfume the garden......... 
and sprinkles delicate wildflowers along the lanes.
I'm linking this post to Kathleen's weekly meme White Wednesday @ Faded Charm where you will find a wonderful selection of whites to please your eye.
Hi Maggie...
ReplyDeleteMy friend, your flowers are gorgeous! Ohhh yes, I certainly can see a beautiful brides bouquet created out of some of your white flowers! How very lovely...thank you for sharing your garden with us!
Warmest wishes,
Chari @Happy To Design
Maggie,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers. I love clematis. I have had hawthorne trees but mine never had any fragrance - just beautiful flowers.
Have a great day my friend.
Carol
Gorgeous flowers Maggie! Visiting France is a long time dream of ours. Although with a family of six, it can be so costly. Any tips for France on a budget? I'd love to hear them!
ReplyDeleteI love white against the dark of the foliage - lovely white Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteHi Maggie,
ReplyDeleteWe have pittosporum here, too, but it must be a different variety because it doesn't even come close to what you have there. Your garden must be beautiful in the moonlight with all those beautiful white blossoms...
Amanda
Good Morning Maggie, At least it's morning here ha ha!! Love seeing all your beautiful white flowers girl...Your place is just awesome...so glad you stopped by so I could visit with you...Oh I see my Sister Chari was here ha ha!! May you have a great day on your side of the world my friend...Hugs and smiles Gl♥ria
ReplyDeleteMaggie, love your white flowers. One plant I have never been very successful with is clematis. I see it growing in other gardens in abundance, and do what I'm told, but it doesn't do well for me. Yours is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteEach of them is so beautiful! I love the ones at the bottom that look like tiny little daisies.
ReplyDeleteVery, very pretty dear Maggie. I can almost smell them!
ReplyDeleteOh my sweetness your flowers are beautiful! Love it during bloom time. Thank you for visiting me,
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Olivia
Such gorgeous white blooms maggie. Nature is good for us.
ReplyDeleteoh what pretty photos ... just lovely!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful white blooms, just lovely. I love the glow of white flowers at dusk, just as twilight falls. SO peaceful and pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers! I love the hawthorn it looks gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHi Maggie...what super gorgeous white blooms..charming and beautiful! So lush and pretty! Happy White Wednesday..lovely to meet you..thanks for your sweet words today!
ReplyDeleteYay!
Kiki~
Hi Maggie,
ReplyDeleteAll of the white flowers are just beautiful! I love the contrast of the white clematis against the stone wall.
Thanks for stopping by and checking on me, I really appreciate it. I was away from blogging for too long and really missed my computer time.
Have I told you that my husband, son and I are going to be visiting friends in England this summer? They live in Cambridge. We are planning a short trip to Paris while we are there. We are counting down the days!!
Take care.
Jane
Maggie, love seeing all your beautiful blooms. I think white flowers are the best in the landscape because they sparkle even in the dark of night. My gardenia tree was in all its glory this week. Sadly the blooms are now all brown. It was a fleeting show of color.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers. Dropping by from White Wednesday; Tailored Kitchen.
ReplyDeleteAllison
Atticmag
oh, your garden looks gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful white flowers. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteKathleen