Could this be Jackmanii Superba?
erasmus_gw
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pruning Jamckmanii Superba
Comments (1)It will be painfull, but you will get more vines and more blooms by cutting it back now. It's not too late....See MoreVenosa or Jackmanii??
Comments (23)I planted both "Crepuscule" and "Ville de Lyon" last fall...I am very pleased with the performance so far with VDL considering it's first growing season in my gardens!!..I have buds on "Crepuscule"..tons and will share when open..what was sooooo weird was I was standing outside on the screened in porch yesterday afternoon and saw sleet starting to come down..LOL...it accumulated for about 5 minutes and then melted..that was so weird...Jeanne...See MoreMaybe not Jackmanii??
Comments (6)rorypa; I'd be interested in knowing what it is too - I think it's the same as the one my sister gave me years ago! She doesn't know the names of the varieties of any of her plants, but she said she thought it was a jackmani. But then I bought two Jackmani superbas, and the flowers were smaller and more purplish, even the foliage was smaller than the mystery clem. I think my sister had her clematis for many, many years, and it always blooms later than my jackmani superbas (actually I like the flowers better, but it is a little big and unwieldy. Hope one of the more experienced forumers has some ideas!...See MoreKitchenaid superba wall oven odor
Comments (0)I have noticed that the past few times that I have turned on my Kitchenaid oven, which is about 3 years old, it starts to emanate an odor that is strangely "industrial". By that I mean chemical or metallic, but definitely not food. Is there anyone who has experienced this or could tell me what this might be? I continue to use the oven but am becoming somewhat fearful about it. Thanks for your help...See Moreerasmus_gw
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