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posie
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Slowly winning??
Clematis Montana
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May 17, 2008, 19:25:00 »
I can't find one of these anywhere, it's the pink one I'm after that grows really fast apparently. Can anyone recommend somewhere online that's reliable and good quality where I can get one or would someone be kind enough to let me have a cutting (obviously I'll reimburse postage).
Thank you!
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caroline7758
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Re: Clematis Montana
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May 17, 2008, 19:57:45 »
I was going to ask the same question. I keep seeing them looking lovely and think "I want one!"
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springbok
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Re: Clematis Montana
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May 17, 2008, 20:22:10 »
I got mine in poundstretcher for £1 and its growing lovely.
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Twospot Ladybird
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Re: Clematis Montana
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May 17, 2008, 21:19:49 »
I have a Clematis Montana "Mayleen", it's beautiful has large single pink flowers and is scented (smells like Carnations, the clovey smelling ones).
I also have another Clematis Montana, no idea of variety though. It too has single pink flowers. This one is a cutting of a cutting of one that used to grow in my garden.
I don't think taking cuttings of either would be a good idea just yet as they are both in flower but I would be willing to try and take cuttings after they are finished flowering. I can also take pictures of both tomorrow and post them here if you want.
ETA Now I feel like just going ahead and taking cuttings just to see what happens ::)
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posie
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Re: Clematis Montana
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May 17, 2008, 21:28:17 »
That would be brilliant, thanks very much Twospot, so many different varieties I have no clue which one is which lol ;D
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Twospot Ladybird
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Re: Clematis Montana
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May 17, 2008, 21:29:48 »
Will take photos and post tomorrow, pity I can't post the scent too :P
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honeybee
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Cheshire
Re: Clematis Montana
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May 18, 2008, 15:12:24 »
I have a beautiful montana that I bought many years back,maybe 15 years or so, it covers the front of the house and always looks and smells astonishing.
I have tried to get more plants off it by pinning down the new growth into little pots hoping it would root but always failed miserably.
A few days back I bought a second montana for the back garden, I paid £2.99 from good old Wilkies and just five minutes since have planted in against my pergola, you can't go wrong with Wilkies and the prices they charge :)
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Twospot Ladybird
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May 18, 2008, 18:58:18 »
As promised, pics of flowers from both my Clematis Montana. The larger of the Two is 'Mayleen' (flower is approx 3 inches across) and the other is unknown this flower is not yet fully open but won't be as large as 'Mayleen'.
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thespade08
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May 18, 2008, 19:11:00 »
Here is my clematis montana "Elisabeth" which has a vanilla scent to it
i have it over my pergola with a honeysuckle
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star
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Re: Clematis Montana
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May 18, 2008, 19:32:21 »
Ive got Elisabeth too....it does smell gorgeous :D
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Twospot Ladybird
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Re: Clematis Montana
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May 18, 2008, 23:05:37 »
Would you like cuttings of either of these Posie?
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Froglegs
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Nottinghamshire.
Re: Clematis Montana
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May 20, 2008, 22:54:04 »
This is Montana Marjorie.
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posie
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Slowly winning??
Re: Clematis Montana
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May 21, 2008, 21:40:16 »
Hi, sorry Twospot, not been online for a day or so (yes miracles do happen!). A cutting from the Mayleen one would be lovely when it's ready. :)
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