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I'm looking for a clematis to go between Betty Corning and Barbara Harrington. Is BH too reddish for Multiblue?
I can place MultiBlue in another area on a seperate west facing trellis. Would like to pair it with another clematis that will bring out the center color of MB.
Betty Corning is a monster grower. She swamps a trellis 9' tall and wide for me. She swamps the two on either side of her. I cut her back all season long after hard pruning to ground in winter.
The color of all three look nice together but MultiBlue is a much less vigorous grower. Betty will eat Blue for lunch.
Barbara Harrington isn't that vigorous for me either but more so than Multiblue which is also a type II not a III like the other two.
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