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clematis ahead of itself.
In article . 12,
Victoria Clare writes A large flowering, late clematis - sorry forget the variety - didn't get pruned in the autumn (I forgot). I've just noticed it's now producing new shoots all over. Would it be better to let it get on with it, or prune it now, a bit late? I thought the theory was early flowering clematis - prune after flowering, late ones, prune in the spring? But I find that my early flowering ones, which I don't prune, do fine, but the late flowering ones have all their new shoots nibbled by slugs and just disappear. Since I'm not into killing slugs, I shall content myself with early flowering clematis and late flowering honeysuckles. -- Kay Easton Edward's earthworm page: http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/edward/index.htm |
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