vine, white flower
Samantha
9 years ago
Hi all. This vine was found in the northshore of MA, growing off a brick wall with the other vine. The white flower & darker green leaves are of the same plant (highlighted just in case). Flower was sweet smelling but not quite fragrant.
When I saw it I thought maybe Virgin's Bower, but when researching, the leaves didn't seem to match. Any help very appreciated!
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