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Clematis Viticella 'Polish Spirit'

8 years ago

Though gardening in the NSW Northern Rivers district (about U.S. zone 9.5) I've had this (and a few others) Clematis in for about 3 years and it and its companions have struggled a bit over the years, I guess due to the humidity; I can only manage the toughies!

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