ground cover Clematis

Windsor, CA(Zone 9b)

Three years ago I planted 6 ground cover Clematis. The first year they didn't do much. Last year they looked ok for awhile. I believe I lost one. And this year they are growing really stronly and forming flower buds. But - warning - they are really hard in these pics to differentiate them from the green plants around them. Maybe when they bloom!!! Xuling

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Windsor, CA(Zone 9b)

2d clematis

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Windsor, CA(Zone 9b)

3d plant

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Windsor, CA(Zone 9b)

last plant

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Toledo, OH(Zone 5b)

xuling, do you know the name of the clematis?? would love to see pictures when in bloom!

Windsor, CA(Zone 9b)

Hola, I believe that the name tags are still in the ground. If I remember, or if you remind me, I will post pics and names when they bloom. Last year they were quite lovely so I expect the same this year. xuling

Brighton, TN(Zone 7a)

I have also planted a low growing clematis. The tag lists it as "clematide arbustiva". What a disappointment it has been. The first summer it lived for a couple months, then died back. I thought for sure it was goner. Then the next spring it poppped back up, then died back again within a couple of months. I did not see it all of last summer. No I have noticed it again. I wonder how long it will last this year, and I have never seen a bloom yet!

Windsor, CA(Zone 9b)

mine have bloomed each year, but the growth has never looked as healthy as it does this year. I will wait and see.

Windsor, CA(Zone 9b)

ah ha!! the Clematis in the last pic I posted above has opened a flower. And the name tag says it is Clematis 'Juuli' . Xuling

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Windsor, CA(Zone 9b)

one more pic

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Here is a newly opened Juuli and the same one in the other pics a few days later.

This message was edited Apr 19, 2010 5:09 PM

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Windsor, CA(Zone 9b)

here is the older one from above

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Windsor, CA(Zone 9b)

And this one is just opening. it is Clematis 'Durandii'. Xuling

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