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The flowers look so much more like fuchsia than a traditional bleeding heart but I have some just like it in my garden where the bleeding heart is supposed to be. I thought it was the honeysuckle vine but those flowers are different as well. No botany degree here...
ReplyDeleteDorothy, you are probably correct about the flowers being fuchsia. As a social scientist, my horticultural taxonomy may be flawed.
ReplyDeleteGotta side with Dorothy on this one, Jeff. Beautiful, just the same.
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