Show us your 1, 2 or 3 June flowering clematis
I moved this "Rain Dance" sometime last Fall to this location. But even so it has been vigorous this spring and early summer. (It is 6 feet and it could accommodate a taller obelisk).
Similarly with this "Viva Polonia" as I moved it to this sunnier location. Rabbits took down a couple of stems earlier on :( but I think I see its potential :).
And good old well established Rooguchi is now starting to push out blooms:
Okay your turn to show us your 3 clematis.
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2 months agolast modified: 2 months ago@Jay 6a Chicago -I don’t see any red tubular flowers in any of Rouge’s 3 posted pics. Are you by chance looking at the red flowers in my one pic? If yes, that’s a Golden Gate Fuchsia. None of those flowers were open yet. The centers are purple. I like the ferny green color of the leaves on this fuchsia too. This picture is today’s with open flowers.
rouge21_gw (CDN Z5b/6a) thanked KW PNW Z8
2 months agolast modified: 2 months ago
last monthJackmani on a Gothic trellis.
Niobe, growing with Gold Flame Honeysuckle
Ernest Markham
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