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Pruning a clematis
Hi all,
We've only been in this house a few months and so we're enjoying what the garden surprises us with. There's a highly fragrant clematis that's just finished flowering. Pale mauve flowers, with 4 round-ended petals, fairly dark green leaves and dark stems. On a north-east facing wall and about 2m tall now. It had a massive display of flowers a month or so ago and filled the entire house with the scent whenever we opened the window nearest it! I've googled a bit but not found it, nor determined what pruning group it's in. So, any clues welcome, what should I do with it now? It's a bit of a tangled mess but I can see what looks like old wood deep inside. I've snipped off a couple of straggly bits but does it need a hard prune or just a haircut? It would be great if it did all that again next spring. Thanks in advance. |
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