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Fyi for anyone buying clematis SEEDS which is what you are getting here: clematis takes a while to germinate and grow. They may not appear for six months. Patience is necessary for this plant. I soaked my seeds overnight in wet paper towels before planting individually. I have seed starter sized planters. You must care for these diligently. Keep the soil moist, but not saturated. When the plants appear, you will gradually move them up in planter size to accommodate the growing roots until it's time to plant them outdoors. It can take up to two years to be garden ready. If you do not have that kind of time or patience, you can purchase plants that are a couple years old already at a good nursery. You will want to plant them in full sun with a trellis or other steady object that it can climb. It is recommended that you put mulch a couple inches out from the base of the plant and water regularly. I hope this helps anyone else looking to grow this particular plant!