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Fertilizing Clematis in Zone 6: Low Nitrogen, High Phosphorus

Use rose or tomato fertilizer (low N, high P) on clematis. Apply after last frost and again mid-June. Timing same for all types (early 'Duchess of Edinburgh', summer bloomers, Japanese clematis).

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