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Apr 16, 2017 8:18 AM CST
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canadanna said:Thumb of 2017-04-16/canadanna/301c03
When a clematis is new ( and roots are small), it will be slow to grow. It definitely follows the sleep, creep , leap rule. Likely , you will only see one or two shoots.
Give it some good quality compost and sprinkle some epsom salts to encourage root growth.
Keep us posted


Sleep, creep, leap, I love that! I planted two very small plants in the fall. One is showing a tiny bit of green now, but the other....nothing. I'm afraid it's dead. Will update and thank you for the picture and encouragement!
You don't kick walls down, you pull the nails out and let them fall.
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