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I planted a good-size Ville de Lyon last fall and it has grown well this spring and has begun blooming. The blooms look like the correct color. but are only about 2.5" across while they are listed as 5-7" normally. Is this normal for a newer plant?
I think that 5-7" is a bit optimistic based on the one in my garden. I checked Clematis on the Web and they say that the flower diameter is 10-15 cm (4-6") early in the season and 6-10 cm (2 1/2 - 4") later in the season. Brewster Rogerson in this article from the ICIS says 4". That pretty much agrees with what I see in my garden. However, often flowers on a young plant may vary a bit from those later in a plant's life. I do love Ville de Lyon!
(If you decide to use the Clematis on the Web's search function, only type one word of the name into the search function since it doesn't like spaces.)
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