By Csarina
Leicestershire,
United Kingdom 
I have just been given two pot grown plants a clematis montana Marjorie which I want to grow up a redundant rose bush which has been allowed to grow into a tree (not by me I might add) and a Hydrangea Paniculata Limelight. As we live in Scotland would you plant them into the ground or grow them on in pots until the spring????
17 Sep, 2010
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Both plants are about 18inches tall.......at the moment both are in the plant house, recovering from their trip. We have insulation for the plant house for the worst weather, so I could keep the hydranea in a pot until the spring when the dnager of frost has passed.
18 Sep, 2010
As the Clematis is quite small, I'd pot it up one, in a tall pot, preferably, and also pot on the Hydrangea, and let them grow on in a sheltered position....As you're in the north, they wouldn't get their roots down enough to survive
being planting outside, I suspect.
18 Sep, 2010
Thanks, thats what I thought, needed to have it confirmed.
18 Sep, 2010
Good luck with them...:-)
18 Sep, 2010
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How big are they? I think if the Clematis is a good size, then it could be planted out, but I don't think I'd risk the Hydrangea.
See what other people think, though - my area is NOT like yours!
17 Sep, 2010