Sacha wrote:

It's a lovely Clematis and I don't know why more people don't grow it.
Another good,, late clowering one which is more rampant but is also
scented, though not as strongly. Is C. rehederiana. This has pale
yellow bellow like flowers with a cowslip perfume.

I put a C. rehderiana against a SE-facing wall in April 2006. It sat there
and sulked, died off in winter, and didn't reappear last year or this. I
reckon it's gone to the greta compost heap in the sky. As far as I can tell
from the literature, it's a bit temperamental.

Anyone know the secret of success with it?

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Jeff
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