Hi,
I have a large very old rhodie next to my front door that has not been pruned, all of the flowers are at the top and I don't like rhodies enough to prune it. It has been in that spot for 100 years and I hate to get rid of it. It's branches are large and quite attractive. It has a southern exposure. I would love to plant some sort of clematis that would climb up and around the branches. Any suggestions for a long blooming clematis that would be happy in a rhodie? I am pretty open to color other than lavender or yellow. Fragrant would be a plus.
Thanks!
Julie
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