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Phil L wrote:
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There are still some flowers on it now, though not as many as there has
been, I'll leave it a few more weeks and cut it right back...I've no idea if
it's an armandii, but it's in the way where it is...we have bindweed and a
few brambles taking root very close - I cannot get to them to treat them or
get the roots out with the tangle of clematis in the way.

C. armandii is the hardy evergreen clematis, with leathery green
leaves c. 8" long (somewhat laurel-like). No other clematis that
grows in the UK is anything like it.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.