I transplanted a Jackamani last fall, as it wasn't doing well in its previous location. I just noticed that it only has one shoot coming up (as opposed to my 2nd year autumn clematis that has about 10). Do you fertilize or do anything special to promote growth on your clematis, or do they go through transplant shock that makes them act more like a first year plant? Thanks in advance for your feedback. Jean
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