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Clematis are beautiful additions to any container garden. Take a large container and add about an inch or two of gravel to the bottom. This will aid in drainage. Fill the container about halfway with soil. |
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| Next, remove all the ties from the clematis. |
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| Water the clematis thoroughly and carefully remove it from its pot. |
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| Place the clematis in the center of the large container and backfill with soil. |
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| Spread the clematis’ vines evenly around the container and place a trellis in the middle of the pot. |
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| Weave the vines through the trellis and attach them loosely with twist ties. |
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| To finish, plant assorted annuals around the perimeter of the container and water well. The annuals will serve a dual purpose in the container. Not only do they add a burst of color to the planting, they also shade the clematis roots, which will result in a much happpier, healthier plant. |







