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Sweet Autumn. You are not going to believe this !

12 years ago

Can you believe this ? My 3 year old Sweet Autumn that I thought was gone has now popped out of the ground and is about 12 inches tall.I had thought of planting something else in that spot but never got around to it.

Guess my tip for today is, don't give up too quickly on Sweet Autumn.

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alina_1
12 years ago
Do not give up on any Clematis too soon! They do this sometimes. Congratulations!

I found a straggling Montana Clemmie that I planted 3 years ago and never saw after her first winter here. Added compost and some organic fertilizer around her.

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