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Anyone grow Chatsworth clematis?

15 years ago

It's a new one at Brushwood I'm thinking of getting for pairing with my Westerland rose. A light blue vitacella clem, looks good in the pics. Gets tall I guess at up to 13 ft?

Here is a link that might be useful: Chatsworth clematis

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tcskitten
15 years ago
I don't grow Chatworth ...but ohhh my, what a nice combination with the orange of Westerland rose!!!!
eden_in_me
15 years ago
I had one a few years ago. I thought the flowers were a bit too gray for my taste, but when I finally started to appreciate it more the second year, it up and died on me. I was hoping for the next 2 years that I would see new shoots coming up (I didn't dig right away to see if the roots had rotted) but they didn't emerge.

But I didn't like it enough to look around for a replacement.

I much preferred Hanna, who is planted in the same general area, also light blue and bell shaped.
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