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Would someone please tell me the name of the white flowering vine growing all along the roadside near Raccoon Mountain and also near Lake Guntersville ? . No guesses please... I really need to know for sure, as I want to buy some for my garden. I didn't see it after Cullman, AL, as it just seemed to disappear! Thought it might be some type of Jasmine, but I couldn't find it on the internet???? Looks like it just grows wild, and it sure smells good. Thanks in advance... Gail
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Do you have a photo of it? A type of clematis called bower is currently blooming in Alabama right now.
Here's a link to some of the varieties in Alabama:
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Gail, it could be Mountain Laurel which grows in cooler temps at higher elevations. It is a small white flower. Just a thought.Martha WarrenComment
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Thanks for all the replies. I was going about 65 mph when I saw it, and really couldn't get close enough to see it well. I called the City of Guntersville "horticulturist", but she didn't return my call. Oh well. I believe it may be in the clematis family. Probably won't even grow here. Thanks.. GailGail & Paul
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Google growing Virginia bower clematis. You can collect a seed head and things like that.Comment
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