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Has anyone grown both a Ramona clematis and the princess flower? I am in zone 9 and am debating about which one I should grow. they seem somewhat similar except the princess flower is evergreen and does not require a trellis.
Do you have a photo of the space or can you tell us what the goals are? I think the effect may be fairly different based on photos of the whole plant. Hopefully, someone from your zone will weigh in on this.
Well, one is a vine/climber (Ramona) and the other is a tender shrub or small tree (Tibouchina or princess flower). Other than flower shape and/or color, they really are not very similar at all. The Tibouchina has an ability to produce flowers over a very extended season in your climate (maybe even year round) while the clematis will be limited to just a summer flowering period.
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