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I'm looking for a late summer/autumn clematis that will cover a trellis in one season. I had a sweet autumn clematis at my old house that was a rampant climber and I loved it because of its small flowers and vigorous growth. Several people have now told me that it is considered an invasive plant where they live and it also self-seeds. I live in the Pacific NW and although it was a rampant climber, I didn't consider it invasive and it didn't self-seed. Is there another clematis that is somewhat comparable?
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