Pruning Time!
sandyl
10 years ago
It was 65 degress yesterday and the Clem's are showing new growth, yessss, so with the rough winter we have had I started pruning some of my 25 + Clem's yesterday and I must admit I was a crazy women talking to my Clematis's. I told them I was so sorry for the cold winter and that I had thought of them offten during the many zero temps we had, but I had faith in them and that all would be good. Here are a couple pictures of some of them from years passed:
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