Clematis, Early Large-flowered Clematis 'Sugar Candy'

Clematis

Family
Ranunculaceae (ra-nun-kew-LAY-see-ee)
Genus
Clematis (KLEM-uh-tiss)
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This plant is said to grow outdoors in the following regions:

San Leandro, California

Stone Mountain, Georgia

Aurora, Illinois

Mount Prospect, Illinois

Ewing, Kentucky

Pittsford, Michigan

Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania

Gainesboro, Tennessee

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J
Pittsford, MI | May 2010 | neutral

Plant is a vigorous grower and very well-flowered, but needs a few years to establish, as all clematis do. Does well with morning sun, a...Read More

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K
Mount Prospect, IL (Zone 5a) | October 2003 | neutral

This is in response to Dlorah - clematis usually establish root growth the first year planted; the second year more root growth with impr...Read More

D
D
| October 2003 | neutral

We planted two Clematas (sugar candy)early spring 2003 its now mid oct 2003 they grew to a max of about three
feet and no flowe...Read More

Y
Y
Stone Mountain, GA (Zone 7b) | December 2002 | neutral

Mulch base to shade roots and prune in March.

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