Re: Clematis tangutica from seed

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• Subject: Re: Clematis tangutica from seed
• From: "* J* J* <l*@pipeline.com>
• Date: Wed, 7 May 1997 08:06:46 -0400 (EDT)
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Lady Scott aka Valerie Finnis, (Northamptonshire, UK)  gave us some seeds
from the John (?) McKenzie yellow clematis tang.  This variety sported at
Dower House where she lives and she named it after McKenzie.  She told us to
plant them in the fall by sprinkling them on the top of the soil, then
covering that with a thin layer of gravel, and leave them outdoors all
winter.  We did that and it worked.  Good luck .

 10:03 AM 5/6/97 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi all--
>
>I have some seedlings of C. tangutica which are doing fairly well. I was
>told by someone that this species is extremely variable from seed. Has
>anyone here grown it from seed, and if so, what sort of "variations" could
>I expect to see?
>
>This list is great!
>Laurel
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>Though a very old man, I am but a very young gardener.
>  -- Thomas Jefferson
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