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Can Clematis Be Transplanted In Summer Heat

Question From: NORTH CAROLINA
Q: Will my climatis vine survive if I plant it now in the month of July? ?

I would not transplant in the heat of summer. I prefer to wait until the weather cools down. Potted plants can be planted but I would water them daily for the first week and then every two or three days until you see new growth. Do not fertilize when the temps rise into the eighties. Best And Happy Yardening, Nancy



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