If the ground isn’t frozen, plant them now. Dig wide holes, add bone meal, water well, and mulch heavily. Cut clematis back to 4 inches. In spring, water with root stimulant.
If ground is frozen, store pots in an unheated garage, water monthly, and insulate with hay bales.
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