Sweet Autumn

14 years ago

Can someone please help me with a close up picture of the leaves of Sweet Autumn? A previous owner planted one close to other clematis and I want to get rid of the Sweet Autumn (like kill it). We have a town house with very limited space and I prefer the white, purple and maroon flowers to the SA that takes over. They are all planted sort of under the deck so is difficult to tell which is which.

Thanks for any help.

Dorothy

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PVick
14 years ago
About as close as I can get, from my own plants ....

A volunteer, potted up ...

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Hope this helps ...

PV
dorothy9_gw
Original Author
14 years ago
PV, your leaves do not look like what I thought may be SA. Guess I may have to wait until it blooms later in summer. I really need to be rid of it because it is so "wild" but I don't want to kill the other three clematis. I don't know what they might be but are more desirable in my location anyway. I have one that has very "jagged" leaves and I was thinking it was the Sweet Autumn. Thanks....
Dorothy
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kentstar
14 years ago
pv, now you've got me wondering what I Have! Here's a pic of my "Sweet Autumn" clematis that was planted last year. I bought it at Garden Crossings I believe.
The leaves look VERY different from what you have! Well, time will tell! lol

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janetpetiole
14 years ago
kenstar, your plant looks like SA.
kentstar
14 years ago
Phew lol! Got me wonderin' lol. I kinda figured, cause it was so fast at growing last season from a 6 inch pot to the pic size in 2 months!

Thankyou!
Cathy