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April 24, 2010

Clematis Omoshiro biggest bud

Clematis Omoshiro survived -30C/-22F without winter cover in excellent condition and so far looks like most vigorous clematis among those growing in my garden. Planted in 2008, gave me 3 beautiful flowers last May. No special care, no compost, no fertiliser added since planting. These fat, hairy buds make me always wonder at Nature's richness and diversity.

Clematis Omoshiro - japanese, large-flowered, requires pruning immediately after flowering.

 

5 comments:

  1. CanadianGardenJoy24 April, 2010 13:22

    Ewa ! Congratulations girl !!
    This means it should survive Canadian elements here in Ontario .. I don't have this one yet but have lusted after it for a couple of years .. now I am closer to buying it !
    Thank you for posting on it girl : )
    Joy

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  2. Chrissie24 April, 2010 17:00

    I do love these no fuss plants! Yours has certainly survived a very low temp!

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  3. Ewa25 April, 2010 08:02

    Joy, I posted for you - I knew you were interested in Omoshiro - so it looks really promising.

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  4. LHB Designs15 June, 2010 21:17

    I just love Omoshiro.... but I have no idea as to where I might be able to order some. ( I have a couple of friends who are wanting very much to have this clematis.... Can you please help us here?
    thanks so much....
    Linn

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  5. Ewa16 June, 2010 10:50

    Linn, I can't help you - I bought it in Poland in nursery shop. No wonder many people want it - it's fabulous and so hardy...

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