clematis 'fireworks' finally

jeanne_texas

18 years ago

I Planted this last Fall and Finally my First Bloom..Hope you enjoy...Jeanne

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cookieyordon
18 years ago
It is absolutely gorgeous! I have never seen this clematis before.
willow22552
18 years ago
Ditto, it's beautiful.

I was at the local nursery yeaterday and they had their clems on sale. I took home an Ernst Markham but now it looks like I will have to go back and get Fireworks if it's still there. I love seeing photos,Thank You, but it always hits me in the wallet, LOL
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Those are beautiful. I like the two toned effect. I have two kinds of clematis; one of them is Miss Bateman. I meant to move it this year from where I planted it two years ago, but I never got around to it. I'll either wait til fall or next spring.It blooms sporadically where it is now. The other one is that one called Jack something. It's doing very well. Linda
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What a great surprise and the combination of bloom colors looks nice. I think I would have done as you and added another clematis. Seven years, amazing.
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charlottev
18 years ago
Looks Great. I planted mine this spring but because of the heat, it is just hanging in there. I am hoping that it will surprise me with a bloom next year. It certainly is beautiful.
kkborre
18 years ago
Beautiful picture! I planted two of these this spring, but so far I have more wilt than anything else, and no flowers. I can't wait until they take hold and bloom. Yours is fabulous!
mamoo_z5
18 years ago
Just beautiful! I have a Fireworks & the flowers are always great. Don't you just love Fireworks colors??
gardenerboo
18 years ago
Beautiful picture Jeanne. Now I need to look for that one but I had better wait until next spring as I have many to plant as is. Ha!

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