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Lowes: South Cross Clematis

18 years ago

My Lowes has a clematis they're calling South Cross or Cruz Del Sur. Does anyone know anything about this variety? They say it's a trailing perennial. Looks similar to one of the herbaceous group like Purpurea. Leaves very thin. Anyone buying it? Anyone have it in their garden. Is it invasive?

Thanks!!

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jeanne_texas
18 years ago
I've heard of Southern Cross..it's in the Fosteri group...Check out my link

Here is a link that might be useful: Clematis Southern Cross
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