Rouge Cardinale seedling -- Update
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- GrannyNanny
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Rouge Cardinale seedling -- Update
Here is the vine I posted about earlier on, in all its blooming glory. It is, as I've said before, one of only three Clematis seedlings I've ever managed to grow, and it's the one I want to layer to see if I can get more. Phyllis
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Partial to purple, that is one pretty! Thanks for sharing. SO you grew this from seed huh? You DO have patience
Jane (from the middle of the Mitten state)
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Patience, schmatience -- The three that germinated did so within six weeks, under lights. If they'd gone much longer, I wouldn't have waited. I've tried other batches of seeds from other clematis, but they have not germinated fast enough for me to keep them. Three months is my limit -- then they're outta here! Phyllis
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OED -- Don't remember, it's been so long since I did this. I doubt if I cold treated them, however -- I don't think I knew that much about seeds at that time. I think I just put them into flats, and hoped for the best. I did try some more clematis seeds last winter -- cold treatment and all -- but no dice! Phyllis