Clematis terniflora (Sweet Autumn Clematis) grows 20+ feet in a single season. Its dense, twining stems will completely engulf a climbing rose, blocking light and air, eventually killing it.
Choose less aggressive clematis species (e.g., C. viticella hybrids) that bloom at different times and have lighter growth. Always provide separate supports or ample space.
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