Anybody from Texas? Does Clematis do well around here (East Texas..our soil is red sand)? I want to put some on the ground around our very ugly old timey satellite dish that the previous owners left here...and let it grow up the dish and cover it:) How many plants do you think I'd need to get it going good?
Thanks! Angie
In article , snipped-for-privacy@msn.com says... :) Anybody from Texas? Does Clematis do well around here (East Texas..our soil :) is red sand)? I want to put some on the ground around our very ugly old :) timey satellite dish that the previous owners left here...and let it grow up :) the dish and cover it:) How many plants do you think I'd need to get it :) going good? :) :) Thanks! :) Angie Angie, I don't think Clematis is what you would want. It's sort of a thin, dainty looking vine. Don't think it would make a good curtain.
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Clematis does very well in Texas. I don't live in E. Texas, but they do well in this area of s.central. My C.terniflora stays evergreen in most winters, and I have 'Jackmanii' and 'Edinburgh and I am looking fervently for C. pitcherii.
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