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In reply to the discussion: Transplanting clematis? [View all]

bigtree

(92,982 posts)
8. they're not so bad
Sun Oct 5, 2025, 02:16 PM
Oct 5

..they're good companions, too, and can be cut back in the winter and come up completely full the next year. That's the preferable way, because it blooms more.

One appeared on my beautyberry (Calicarpa) and they get along really well, second year now.



This year I pulled it more to the back of the bush and let the berries show more.

It's been a decade or more on the japanese barberry with no loss. Good late season bloom, and the scent is one of the best out there. Mild and sweet.

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Transplanting clematis? [View all] hibbing Sep 22 OP
Transplants easily. NewHendoLib Sep 22 #1
I've never transplanted clematis. markodochartaigh Sep 22 #2
I have one genreal rule... 2naSalit Sep 22 #3
Thanks everyone hibbing Sep 22 #4
That looks like an autumn Clematis. SharonClark Sep 22 #6
Well poo! hibbing Sep 22 #7
they're not so bad bigtree Oct 5 #8
rooting clematis NJCher Sep 22 #5
Found some natives hibbing Oct 5 #9
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