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• Pete.8 Posts: 11,340

  November 2022

  Just guesses-
  Top one looks like a clematis of some sort
  Bottom one looks like a Virginia Creeper type of climber
  Neither are star jasmine

  
  Billericay - Essex
  
  Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
  Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.

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• Liriodendron Posts: 8,328

  November 2022

  Good guesses I think, @Pete.8.  Neither of those is a honeysuckle either.

  Since 2019 I've lived in east Clare, in the west of Ireland.

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• Busy-Lizzie Posts: 24,043

  November 2022

  Or a Star Jasmine. I agree with Pete 8.

  Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.

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• Borderline Posts: 4,700

  November 2022

  The Jasmine is most likely Jasminum Officinale.

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• izzy8 Posts: 147

  November 2022

  Parthenocissus,  the other is probably Clematis. 

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• Rob Lockwood Posts: 380

  November 2022 edited November 2022

  Thanks all.  Yes, we have Virgina Creeper (Parthenocissus) in spades, so it's likely that - I'd recognise big leaves of that, but not these tiddlers.

  I was convinced I'd seen honeysuckle flowers so will have a delve around to see if I've found all the plants in the mass of green taking over my fence and guttering .

  Be nice to have a "free" clematis but I've looked up Borderline's suggestion and the Google pics of Jasmine Officinale look familiar.  I'll stick some pics of the stems of that plant up tmrw to see if that helps differentiate clematis from jasmine.

  Thanks again!
  

  
  

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• Silver surfer Posts: 4,719

  November 2022 edited November 2022

  Borderline said:

  The Jasmine is most likely Jasminum Officinale.

  I agree with pete 8.....Clematis and Parthenocissus quinquefolia,
  
  Jasminum officinale leaves are very different.
  Below is Jasmimum off. Clotted Cream.
  

  Perthshire. SCOTLAND .

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