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can i take trimmings of my clematis to grow a new plant?

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booyhoo · 09/06/2010 19:45

i used to have four plants all against one wall and they were all the same height but my dog pulled the end two out so i only have the middle two and they are lovely now but obviously they only cover the middle part of the wall. am i able to take clippings to grow a new plant and how do i do it? they are still in bloom at the minute.

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isthatporridgeinyourhair · 09/06/2010 21:16

Yes - you can - see here. I find them quite tricky - but that could be just me. Good luck

booyhoo · 09/06/2010 23:54

thanks for that. the link says late spring. do you think it is too late now? should i wate til they blossom falls off?

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isthatporridgeinyourhair · 10/06/2010 15:25

Now will be OK - don't wait - try to pick a non flowering shoot if you can.

booyhoo · 10/06/2010 15:29

thanks isthat.

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