Arbor Whites

 Fall is settling in, the air is getting colder and the trees are starting to change their colors. 
Now it is time for one of my favorite blossoms show their beauty.

Happy White Wednesday, I hope you enjoy some of the last white blooms of my garden as I join Kathleen from Faded Charm and all the other wonderful bloggers who love white as much as I do.

These blooms are from an Autumn Clematis, it is one of my favorites and I would recommend one to anyone.  If you look at early Spring pictures the vine is slowly growing up the arbor.  It takes all Summer to grow and then around the 3rd week of September it blooms, and boy if you could only smell the blooms, so sweet.  Each year the vine grows longer and longer and fuller until in couple of years I will have to cut it back or you will no longer see the arbor.

This is the Arbor that welcomes you to our home.

I am not sure exactly what the purple flowers are, but they are beautiful in the Fall and I have them everywhere.

This is the path that becomes overgrown by the end of Summer.

The arbor at the side of the house has been covered in rose vines and is showing their last blooms.

Here the Clematis is invading a snow ball bush. 

Believe it or not there is a birdhouse on a post under all those leaves and flowers.

I told you there was a bird house hiding, this picture was taken in June. 

 It is a good thing the birds are done nesting.

My garden is going through it's last weeding before the weather gets too cold. 

The blooms are almost done and I am enjoying the leaves turning colors. 

The pool is closed and I am ready to start thinking of getting ready for all the new celebrations to come.