A couple of my Clematis

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stetchworth Ocean Springs, MS(Zone 8b) May 11, 2008

This is Barbara Jackman not a very good picture.

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stetchworth Ocean Springs, MS(Zone 8b) May 11, 2008

Florida Sieboldii

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stetchworth Ocean Springs, MS(Zone 8b) May 11, 2008

H. F. Young

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stetchworth Ocean Springs, MS(Zone 8b) May 11, 2008

Shirayukihime

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JeanneTX Willis, TX(Zone 8b) May 11, 2008

How Gorgeous!!..I love your clematis "Shirayukihime"..may have to find a spot for that one!!...Good to see your Clematis "Barbara Jackman"..I just planted her this Spring..thanks for sharing...they are all so lovely!!..Jeanne

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doss Stanford, CA(Zone 9b) May 11, 2008

Beautiful!

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Shirley1md Ellicott City, MD(Zone 7a) May 12, 2008

Beautiful! Your Florida Sieboldii is really putting on a gorgeous floral show! "Shirayukihime" is lovely too. I'm not familiar with that one. Where did you find it?

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goldfinch4 Ripon, WI(Zone 4a) May 12, 2008

Very nice. I just love Florida Sieboldii but it would never make it in my zone, so thanks for sharing pictures of it so I can still enjoy it!

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stetchworth Ocean Springs, MS(Zone 8b) Mar 25, 2010

Doing some weeding yesterday I broke off a piece of my Shirayukihime that was starting to grow out with some healthy leaves on it there are about 4 nodes on it and I was wondering if there was any way to grow roots on this. JeanneTX with all the clematis you have you must have had this happen to you in the past, is there anyway to save this, right now I have it in water.

Thanks

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pirl (Arlene) Southold, NY(Zone 7a) Mar 25, 2010

Beautiful and robust plants!

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Carolyn22 Athens, PA Mar 26, 2010

Stetchworth

I know JeanneTX had posted sometime ago that a bubbler in the water with the clem cuttings seemed to encourage the rooting of these cuttings. Check it out.... http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/617812/

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stetchworth Ocean Springs, MS(Zone 8b) Mar 26, 2010

Thanks

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