Clematis Question?
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by BFVISION on June 05, 2005 03:50 PM
I am not a pro with clematis, but I do have one that dies back each year to the ground(3yrs) and comes back better each year so far. I do notice that the bottom leaves are the older leaves and don't look as fresh as the new leaves. If the plant is going to flower, I think you should be fine. Is this a fairly new plant, do you have any others doing the same? The white area may be some mold. I would ask at the local plant nursery.
Good Luck
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by RottieLover on June 05, 2005 08:04 PM
The one thing I do know is that the root area must be shaded, the sun will burn up the roots.
by princessazlea on June 05, 2005 11:28 PM
BFVISION yes it is fairly new, about 2 years old.
I just thought it had some kind of disease on it.
RottieLover my Clematis has morning sunlight, but its mainly in the shade.
I am not too worried about it at the moment, because it is healthy at the top with alot more buds on it than last year. But thanks for your advise anyway.
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I just thought it had some kind of disease on it.
RottieLover my Clematis has morning sunlight, but its mainly in the shade.
I am not too worried about it at the moment, because it is healthy at the top with alot more buds on it than last year. But thanks for your advise anyway.
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