This thread is in reply to a blog post by Sharon entitled "Clems and color and the setting sun".
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May 9, 2012 7:35 AM CST
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Name: Pippi21
Silver Spring, Maryland 20906 (Zone 7a)
Somebody gave me multiblue clematis seeds from her dear MIL's house down South somewhere and Ihaven't planted them yet. I also took some of the seeds off my Dr. Ruppel to plant this year..I've heard it takes years to grow by seeds but if I get something that is as beautiful as my Dr. Ruppel and your clematis vines..It's worth the long wait! Do you know the name of your variety and what prunning # is it?
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May 9, 2012 9:26 AM CST
Name: Sharon
Calvert City, KY (Zone 7a)
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Hi Pippi,

These two are my first clematis ever so I know very little about them. The one that seems to have the most varied shades of color is Kingfisher and you can read about it here: Clematis Kingfisherâ„¢

The other one is Blue Ravine. It's a little smaller, less bushy, and that's all I know about it too. Here's the database entry for it:
Clematis 'Blue Ravine'

It's a good thing all the information was already there when I added the photos to the database because I couldn't have contributed any. It does say in the db information that they are both in pruning Group 2.

Hope that helps. Good luck with yours and with all your gardens.
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