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Silver Star vinery: positive experience

hoovb zone 9 sunset 23

15 years ago

I ordered two clematis this spring from Silver Star Vinery, 'Huldine' and 'Comtesse Bouchaud'.

I have never ordered from them before. The plants arrived and looked fairly good. They arrived on the day I was told they were going to arrive.

I planted them and they have both grown well and bloomed, proving themselves to be correctly labeled. 'Huldine' grew to nearly 10' tall which is very good for a newly planted Clematis in my yard. CB is much shorter but it has bloomed well and has lately produced new stems.

Based on these facts, I would call my experience with this company positive.

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