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Forum: ClematisReplies: 24, Views: 273
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bookreader451
Waterford, NY
(Zone 5b)

June 07, 2009
06:15 PM

Post #6655440

I am growing 4 Nelly Moser, small dry stuff from Walmart , and it was getting pretty big but each one only has one stem. I cut back the stems today in hopes it would get more root growth. Is this the correct thing to do?

Also splurged and bought a huge Dr. Ruppel yesterday just because it was absolutely gorgeous and it is one I really wanted. I am not sure but the passion for clematis is really growing and may reach the hydrangea and rose fever soon. I think I need to love smaller plants.

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