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Gardening

markodochartaigh

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2. I've never transplanted clematis.

Reply to hibbing (Original post)

Mon Sep 22, 2025, 07:31 PM

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But in general, in temperate climates large plants transplant better when they are dormant. And as close to winter as we are now, I would wait until a couple of weeks after it had lost all of its foliage.

Unless it is the Clematis armandii which is evergreen, then it doesn't matter so much.

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