Each week, Inside/Out & About will include a ‘Whatzit’ photo of a home or garden  item for readers to identify. Scroll down to find Whatzit #1. With a bit of thought, and perhaps a careful reading of recent Herald-Leader or Kentucky.com news, you’ll have a good chance of figuring it out! The answers will be listed each Sunday. Good luck! … or would that be skill?
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Waiting for you, dear Readers, to identify.
Just what is this,  and whyzit helpful?
Bonus points if you can name a place
where you’ve seen - or might like to see -Â something like it.
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                                                       Check back for the official answer on Sunday.
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Have you seen clematis, with its big, bold saucers of purple, pink or white blossoms, twining and vining up around lamp posts and overwhelming mailboxes? Clematis is a perennial vine which likes its head in the sun, but feet in the cool shade.  If you live in Greenbrier, you’ve probably seen many like this one …
Perched above sunny roadside banks, Kentucky’s daylilies have begun to bloom.Â
 New day, new lily … just glorious!
Check back daily throughout the month of June for more ‘in-bloom’ reports about Kentucky’s flowers
Forget green thumbs. I’m guessing my genes are green, and know my jean knees are. MORE