A Minnesota gardener asked how to split sweet autumn clematis.
Tom said: cut vine to 6 inches above ground, dig rootball, divide in half. If each division has a handful of roots, divide again. Each division needs sufficient roots. Sweet autumn clematis is very hardy and grows from small root clusters.
Hardy clematis divides easily; ensure each piece has ample roots.
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