Re: Clematis from seeds
- To: perennials@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: Clematis from seeds
- From: M*@aol.com
- Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2000 17:31:10 EST
In a message dated 02/13/2000 2:35:08 PM Central Standard Time,
Arkrismer@aol.com writes:
<<
Do you or any other know how difficult it is to grow clematis from cuttings?
Al
Cincinnati >>
The easiest way is to use layering.
In the spring take a few stems and cover a three inch section with dirt.
In a year or two you can cut those stems from the main plant and trim the
tops off and replant your rooted pieces.
When replanting, the pieces should be planted 2 inches deeper than they were
covered.
Clematis like deep moister retentive soils that stay cool.
The roots will spread out a few feet in all directions when the plant is
grown properly.
Paul
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