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Re: [SG] -& Shade Vines

Rosemary--

Clematis paniculata (aka C. maximowicziana aka several other names --they
change it every year), the common Sweet Autumn Clematis, will grow in any
kind of conditions. I trust that you already know that one?? It's a
passalong plant, as it seeds itself prolifically, but nice to have
nonetheless. Don't buy it--someone will be glad to give it to you. Nelly
Moser does passably well in shade. I think in our climate, in fact, just
about any clematis will do fine in part shade.

Bobbi Diehl
Bloomington, IN
zone 5/6


On Wed, 22 Apr 1998, Rosemary Carlson wrote:

> I'll be moving in a few months - to a new home in a TRUE woodland setting.
> High shade at best. Deep shade likely. I'm excited! I'm building the house!
> At any rate, I LOVE clematis. Are there any clematis varieties that will do
> well and flower in high shade? Or dappled sun at best? Species or otherwise?
>
> Rosemary in Lexington, KY
> zone 6
>
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