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Forum: ClematisReplies: 16, Views: 109
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DawnLL

(Zone 4a)

May 29, 2009
09:54 PM

Post #6615994

Ok I planted HF young about 3-4 weeks ago...I don't see any new growth at this point? Normal? We have had some really cold nights and stuff so this is why I am thinking there is no new growth...

I did cut it all the way back when planting too...I left only several leaves but some of these leaves have turned dark brown or black so I have just plucked them off...still waiting...sigh...

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