A gardener has a 7-year-old sweet autumn clematis cut to ground each fall, regrows vigorously. Wants to transplant and possibly split.
Tom said now (spring) is good time to dig up and transplant. Divide rootball with sharp knife into sections with plenty of roots. A small handful of roots per division is enough.
Spring division and transplanting rejuvenates mature clematis.
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