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Clematis Medley question

17 years ago

Hi all,

Yesterday, I saw Medley blooming at a local nursery. I went home to look it home, both to verify that it was correctly labeled, and to see how big it gets. Fortunately, it was correctly labeled and is short enough that I think I can squeeze it into my gardens.

Anyone have good or bad experiences to share about this variety?

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cnetter
Original Author
17 years ago
Couldn't wait.
I bought one Medley and also found a Chinook. They look like they will go well with my Petit Faucon and Integrifolia.

Both are in fairly large pots, blooming and were at what seems to be a great price for the size of the plants ( $20 for the two ).
lalalandwi
17 years ago
Wow, that sounds like a great deal. I had to look both of those up, I've heard of Chinook but couldn't remember what it looked like. So when do we get to see the pics?
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