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dimples31312

Planting Time???

17 years ago

I have just bought 2 vines from ebay. Was not thinging about planting time. I'm in zone 8 and we still have 3-4 weeks before frost. Can these vines be planted in the ground or should I plant them in containers and over winter until spring?

Sweet Autumn Celematis

Clock Vine

Thanks for any help,

Dorothy

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