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Old 26-04-2011, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by chris View Post
Recently, I have noticed a 'new' clematis named 'Avalanche'. According
to the name tag, it is hardy down to -8 degrees.

Has anyone got any experience with this one. After some really bad
cold weather my jasmin has given up the ghost and I'm looking around
for a hardy replacment which can stand the cold north east weather a
little more.

Can anyone offer other very hardy clematis other than this new
avalanche one? preferable an early flowering one.

Chris
Bearing in mind last winter's temperatures, -8 isn't really very hardy.

My montana and alpinas have come through the last two winters looking good - alpinas are in full flower at the moment. There are other clematis around the garden, but until they flower I won't remember what they are.

Which jasmine did you lose? Surely not the yellow winter flowering one?
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