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Pruning a Clematis

When and how much should a clematis be pruned in east Tennessee? The plant is 2 years old and has bloomed a lot, but not so much now!

By Rosalie F.

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09/16/2011

I don't know about your area but in mine, Zone 5a, I never cut my clematis and it grows thicker, climbs higher and blooms loads each year. Good luck.

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