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aimeekitty re: clematis

16 years ago

In going through the mountains of plant tags I saved for virtually everything that went into my garden, I believe I have come up with the one for that blue/purple clematis. Everything seems to match for 'Kiri Te Kanawa' which I guess was named after an opera singer in New Zealand or something.

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aimeekitty
16 years ago
Thanks so much! I really appreciate you checking for me. It's really gorgeous.
I'll try and get that next season if I can! (seems like most places have stopped selling for this year)
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