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PROPAGATING CLEMATIS TAKING CUTTINGS
EASY FROM Alpinas MODERATELY EASY Macropetalas EASY FROM Clematis armandii Name: jim@GardenAction Name: JLS Name: Sandra
Clematis are normally propagated from cuttings, seed or layering. Different
clematis re re-act differently to different methods.
This method is guaranteed to reproduce plants exactly the same as the
parent plant. Common clematis which can be grown from cuttings are:
CUTTINGS
Montanas
Clematis Tangutica
Clematis tibetana
'Bill MacKenzie'
FROM CUTTINGS
Viticellas
Large-flowered hybrids
CUTTINGS
Texensis
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Date posted: November 03, 2011 - 02:44 am
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Date posted: November 02, 2011 - 06:06 pm
Message: Clematis Propagation
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Date posted: October 11, 2010 - 02:54 pm
Message: Took cuttings of C.Montana late August; all done well, but what do I do with them over Winter? (Too small yet to plant out...) Would a cold greenhouse be suitable until next Spring?