I Planted The Clematis Armandii About A Month Ago . Everything As Been Ok But The Leaves And Growth Are Dying Now . Can Armandiis Suffer From The Dreaded Clematis Wilt .

On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 11:25:10 +0000, LARGE GOONER
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I Planted The Clematis Armandii About A Month Ago . Everything As Been
Ok But The Leaves And Growth Are Dying Now . Can Armandiis Suffer From
The Dreaded Clematis Wilt .

Can't help, but am interested because my armandii also appears dead.

Pam in Bristol

i'd give it a while before pronouncing last rites....the recent low winter temps will have been unsettling to an evergreen climber given the mild mid winter.

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On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 11:25:10 +0000, LARGE GOONER
wrote:


I Planted The Clematis Armandii About A Month Ago . Everything As Been
Ok But The Leaves And Growth Are Dying Now . Can Armandiis Suffer From
The Dreaded Clematis Wilt .

Can't help, but am interested because my armandii also appears dead.

Isn't it just that they're on the tender side, so if they're going to be
affected by cold, the end of winter is when you'd expect to see the
effects?
--
Kay
"Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river"

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On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 11:25:10 +0000, LARGE GOONER
wrote:


I Planted The Clematis Armandii About A Month Ago . Everything As Been
Ok But The Leaves And Growth Are Dying Now . Can Armandiis Suffer From
The Dreaded Clematis Wilt .

Can't help, but am interested because my armandii also appears dead.

Isn't it just that they're on the tender side, so if they're going to be
affected by cold, the end of winter is when you'd expect to see the
effects?
--
Kay
"Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river"

Clematis armandii is like other "Evergreen" clematis not truly evergreen but
winter green i.e. it changes its leaves but not during winter and they often
go through a dead looking phase so it may just be this, on the other hand
they are prone to various root rots, and yes they can get wilt but it is not
common.
--
Charlie, gardening in Cornwall.
http://www.roselandhouse.co.uk
Holders of National Plant Collection of Clematis viticella (cvs)

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I Planted The Clematis Armandii About A Month Ago . Everything As Been
Ok But The Leaves And Growth Are Dying Now . Can Armandiis Suffer From
The Dreaded Clematis Wilt .
Was the plant flowering when you got it?

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On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 11:25:10 +0000, LARGE GOONER
wrote:


I Planted The Clematis Armandii About A Month Ago . Everything As Been
Ok But The Leaves And Growth Are Dying Now . Can Armandiis Suffer From
The Dreaded Clematis Wilt .

Can't help, but am interested because my armandii also appears dead.

Isn't it just that they're on the tender side, so if they're going to be
affected by cold, the end of winter is when you'd expect to see the
effects?
--

Clematis armandii is like other "Evergreen" clematis not truly evergreen but
winter green i.e. it changes its leaves but not during winter and they often
go through a dead looking phase so it may just be this, on the other hand
they are prone to various root rots, and yes they can get wilt but it is not
common.

I was thinking it was a cold effect because one branch of mine seems
very dead - ie no leaves, but also no green shoots either, whereas the
other branch is in full flower.
--
Kay
"Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river"

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Clematis armandii is like other "Evergreen" clematis not truly evergreen
but
winter green i.e. it changes its leaves but not during winter and they
often
go through a dead looking phase so it may just be this, on the other hand
they are prone to various root rots, and yes they can get wilt but it is
not
common.

I was thinking it was a cold effect because one branch of mine seems
very dead - ie no leaves, but also no green shoots either, whereas the
other branch is in full flower.
--
Kay


IME it does suffer from unexplained and sudden die-offs, of part or the
whole plant.

--
Tumbleweed

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tumbleweednews at hotmail dot com

YES THE PLANT WAS FLOWERING

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I Planted The Clematis Armandii About A Month Ago . Everything As
Been
Ok But The Leaves And Growth Are Dying Now . Can Armandiis Suffer
From
The Dreaded Clematis Wilt .-
Was the plant flowering when you got it?

YES THE PLANT WAS FLOWERING

Please don't use all capitals. On usenet this is used to indicate
shouting.
--
Kay
"Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river"

Im thinking of growing one of these, any tips on where to plant, how vigorous, cohabitants and degree of expertise required?

Cheers (sorry for crashing a thread)

Ed