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Clematis and roses, happy together

10 years ago

I love combinations. I plant a yellow rose and a white pink roses besides the blue clematis "Francisca Maria", and they look pretty happy together, hope the clematis will grow taller and bigger next year, right now, it looks like pretty small and squeezed by the 2 big roses (both roses are only 2 years old David Austin rose).

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lesmc
10 years ago
WOW!! SO pretty! I love your combinations. Everything looks so green and healthy.Where did you get the clematis? I am not familiar with it and it is lovely. Thank you for posting. Lesley
Longfei Yu
Original Author
10 years ago
I got it from our local garden center, they have quite lot high quality stuffs. I guess you can buy it online though.

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ilovemyroses
10 years ago
Beautiful!! So lush! A word that a texas gardener strives for!!

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