Re: Transplanting Clematis armandii

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• To: i*@rain.com
• Subject: Re: Transplanting Clematis armandii
• From: K*@aol.com
• Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2001 22:14:28 EST

Hi, Anna.  If the fence can be built without actually digging up the plant, I 
would think you could cut it down to a stump (after it's season of bloom has 
passed, of course), and it would quickly grow back.  I cut mine back to a 
seven-foot stump every year after it blooms, and retrain the new growth back 
over my front porch, as C. armandii blooms only on the past season's growth.

Kurt Mize
Stockton, California

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