Plant bare-root clematis in pots when you can't yet plant them in the ground. Many times bare-root perennials show up in stores before you can plant them safely in the garden.
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Though I am in Zone 8 we can often have a lot of snow covering the soil for weeks yet when bare-root clematis plants are shipped to me from growers or are available in nurseries and garden centers.

So I just pot them up and let them get going for several weeks. It is easy and quite fun. Many folks let the clematis grow for a year so so in the pots to get better established before planting them out in the garden.
I have successfully planted them out sooner and had success and I have grown them in containers for a year before doing so. It may depend on your local conditions.

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Hi, I am Pam of FlowerPatch and I grow in a Zone 8a in the mountains (though many times I really do believe it is closer to a zone 7 with my microclimate). Welcome to my channel and all that I share. I only share my personal experience in the garden. Successes and failures. Gardening is never "one size fits all" and there are so many variables that can spell out success or failure. I choose to garden organically with nature as my guide. I want my garden to be beautiful but also a haven for wildlife. (except the bears, they are just too destructive around here)