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So I finally go the teepee up and the ville de Lyon planted. It had decent roots but the crown was laying on top of the soil in the pot I made sure it was 2-3 inches below the soil and the first couple of sets of leaves below soil. Now do I cut it back now or wait till late winter early spring? Only has a couple of long vines coming up.
Another question. I planted the clematis against one of the 3 legs of the Teepee, should I have planted it in between 2 of the legs? Thought that I should ask now as if I need to replant it I can today.
I don't think you need to replant, you can put it anywhere around or even in the tee pee that you want. Pinching is pruning, they are so soft at that age you can often do it with your hands instead of clippers. I would take those vines down by half.
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