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Clematis
eri54

Clematis Cloudburst

8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago

Hello everyone!

This Marczynski caltivar is a new addition for me... planted last fall, and finally the first bloom just popped up today.



My other type 3s all started blooming three weeks ago, and at that point I didn't even see this clem forming any flower buds yet. So it is noticeably late. Will watch when it will start next year...

@Lilyfinch -- remember you posted that you just had added this cultivar last fall? I am the one who replied to that post. How is yours doing?

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  • 8 years ago

    Thanks for adding photos! I’ve had a few clematis for decades, finally added more last fall and this spring no blooms from the spring additions yet. Last season I added Roguchi(spelling), Huldine, Corrine and Betty Corning, have to check tags again for the new ones ; ) here’s my Huldine, first season!

    Sherry

    Comments (11)

    • 8 years ago

      It’s a beauty and looks great with the ?Romantica? In the background.

      eri54 thanked NHBabs z4b-5a NH
    • 8 years ago

      Thank you Babs. The plant itself is healthy and robust, a typical type 3 behavior I think, but starts blooming significantly later than the others. Maybe partly because it's a new plant, but I don't think I remember the same happened to my other clems after I planted them. I think I'll report when this one starts blooming next year.

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    • 8 years ago

      Aghhhh I could have screeched with exxcitment when I saw this pop up on my phone. Beautiful!!!! I love it !!! Mine is new and itty bitty, I ended up going the cheap route and getting it from Michigan bulb (do not recommend!) I had it ordered from the other place but they never invoiced my paypal.. any way ..

      yours looks fantastic!! How big is it for you now? I better go check on mine . :)


      eri54 thanked Lilyfinch z9a Murrieta Ca
    • 8 years ago

      I think it's about 6+ ft now. It completely died back this last winter (because a new plant) and started from the ground early this spring with just two stems. Pinched a couple of times earlier, and after that I just let it go as it likes. Hopefully I'll see more shoots from the base next spring!

      I've never bought from Michigan bulb... yikes. Good to know recommendations/non-recommendations from people I follow!

    • 8 years ago

      That’s lovely! I would love seeing more photos of this variety, thanks for sharing.

      Sherry

      eri54 thanked sherrygirl zone5 N il
    • 8 years ago
      last modified: 8 years ago

      Hi Sherry, thanks so much for stopping by! Here's one more photo from today, where a few flowers are now completely open. It may be hard to tell from the photo, but the anthers are deep, almost black, purple (much the same color as Romantika's blooms).

      p.s. I'm don't know why photos posted sometimes appear large and other times appear small. Either way they can be enlarged if clicked on it. Still, weird...

    • 8 years ago

      That's a gorgeous big girl... she will be an even bigger girl next year! :-) Thank you for sharing.

    • 8 years ago

      First season huldine ?!!! Gorgeous!!

      I scored 4 large trellis at hobby lobby on clearance, I’m alreayd excited to find 4 new clematis:)

    • 8 years ago

      Eri54, what a great combination those two are! They’re perfect for each other.

      Sherry, that IS a big healthy Huldine! I bet it’s going to get enormous! How’s your Roguchi doing? It’s one of my favorites. Lisa

      eri54 thanked Lisa Adams
    • 8 years ago
      last modified: 8 years ago

      Roguchi is doing great! Huldine is starting some rebloom! Betty Corning has had continuous bloom

      sherry

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