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Re: Clematis

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Bill:  Thank you sooo much for all the information about clematis.  I am so
excited ... I had to find my shoes and run outside with a flashlight to see
what class my clematis was ... it is class C, a Jackmani.  The only place I
have to plant it is on the east side of my house ... it will get some
morning sun, then shade  ...  I surely will follow your instructions in
planting them tomorrow!

I live in a forest, literally, hence my small, but productive sfg  -- we
don't get much sun.  When the trees get their full leaves, my chickens think
it is night time and surely must be winter, and egg production slows way
down, unless I remember to turn on their light, but it is too hot for a
light as we live not too far from Dallas.  Last year it was so hot that in
late June, my tomatoes were beautiful on the outside, but literally liquid
and HOT on the inside ... what a surprise.   .... Nickie

----- Original Message -----
From: Bill Missen <billmissen@sprint.ca>
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 6:11 PM
Subject: Re: Clematis


> Dear Nickie,
>
> I was interested in whether you love clematis too!
>
> I have read everything I could find on the subject of clematis. I admit
it,
> I am in love with clematis, especially the Niobe, Jackmani "Superba", and
> Ville de Lion types.


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