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I had no idea they were edible! Now I'm definitely getting some.
I can totally see the clematis getting out of hand now that it actually started growing. It will be interesting to see what happens next year but so far, it looks great. Is your clematis wild type or cultivar?
Seedlings from a cultivar.
I'm pretty sure I killed the parent, but my grounds are a bit large, 17000m^2.