DH & I have just returned from a week's holiday in Southern France.
We stayed in Laroque des Alberes, a village at the foot of the Chaine des
Alberes mountain range which in turn is the eastern end of the Pyrenees.
Everywhere we went we saw a particular climbing flower - which I cannot
find the name of! The flower was a trumpet shape, about the size of
bindweed, and an intense Mediteranean blue in colour.
The leaves were trefoil shaped, about the size of sycamore.
And it was the one subject I didn't take a picture of :(
At first I thought it was a clematis, but the flower construction and
the leaves don't match - hence my request.
Can anyone help? Have done an image search on Google, and plenty
of oleander and bourgainvillea which we also saw lots of, but not this
particular one.
Regards, Ann McClean
in Llanmerewig, Mid-Wales, U.K.
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