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Not Olgae?

18 years ago

It looks like my little $2 clematis I bought last year is not what the label said it was - Integrifolia Olgae.

If it's something that gets 10 feet tall, I'll have to move it.

Both the leaves and flowers are quite small compared to my other clematis and the flowers don't open flat. Any ideas?

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jeanne_texas
18 years ago
It's definitely not it..looks like Clematis "Polish Spirit" to me...Jeanne

Here is a link that might be useful: Polish Spirit
cnetter
Original Author
18 years ago
That's what I was afraid of. It needs to find a new home now. I don't have a place for it.
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virakech
18 years ago
The size reminds me of Durandii, but it's coloring is sort of like Elsa Spath (?).

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