Posted by Basia Kulesz on April 16, 2007, 2:21 am
Friend of mine is currently visiting UK and, as she is an avid gardener, she
just got crazy about this clematis and wants to bring it back to Poland with
her and plant here:). The question is whether this plant is sufficiently
frost-hardy? We are zone 6 mostly, with winter temperatures as low as -20
to -25 degC. Of course it can and probably would be well covered for winter.
Any pointers?
Regards, Barbara.
Posted by Charlie Pridham on April 16, 2007, 8:25 am
> Friend of mine is currently visiting UK and, as she is an avid gardener,
she
> just got crazy about this clematis and wants to bring it back to Poland
with
> her and plant here:). The question is whether this plant is sufficiently
> frost-hardy? We are zone 6 mostly, with winter temperatures as low as -20
> to -25 degC. Of course it can and probably would be well covered for
winter.
> Any pointers?
> Regards, Barbara.
In Poland it will be a greenhouse only type plant.
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she
> just got crazy about this clematis and wants to bring it back to Poland
with
> her and plant here:). The question is whether this plant is sufficiently
> frost-hardy? We are zone 6 mostly, with winter temperatures as low as -20
> to -25 degC. Of course it can and probably would be well covered for