Re: clematis cuttings/seed

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• Date: Thu, 16 Oct 1997 07:28:54 -0300
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Hi Lara & All,

I tried clematis from seed this year and found it very easy to propagate. I am 
now trying a cutting sent to me. From seed, keep soil on the moist side (not 
wet) in loose peaty-type starter soil.  They will come up nicely.  If they can 
be kept bottem warm and closely under lights, this would be even better. This 
is how I started mine. The cutting I have in a pot with the same type of soil 
with a plastic bag over pot & all.  Cut two small holes in the top two corners 
and wait for some green to show.  Keep a close eye out for mould.
Hope this helps.
Coreen

Hi

Can somebody help with information re the propagtion
of clematis vine either from seed or cuttings???
I am looking out the window at the most incredible white
clematis vine flowering so have to have some more to 
grow so any help with this one would be excellent.

Lara


Michael & Coreen Smith
271 Smith Rd, Waterville
Sunbury Co, NB, E2V 3V6
Canada

Coreen (1997-1998 Co-President for Orchid Society of New Brunswick)

Mike's/ve9aa personal homepage is at:
http://members.tripod.com/~ve9aa/index.html
Coreen's/ve9aaa personal homepage is at:
http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Vines/2174

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