Hello all, good wishes to you.
Well, we've finally finished filling 2 large planters, (took 3 dumpy bags of topsoil, not far short of 3 tons, *by hand, in buckets!*) 
I've mixed in some well rotted manure, and some general purpose compost to sort of "lighten" the soil (local soil tends to be a bit on the clay/heavy side) so in theory we are ready to plant.
BUT, I have ordered 2 Clematis, due to be delivered next week, and apparently they don't like manure!
(Well, who does?)
So, what can I do to make sure my not cheap Clematis don't die?
Yours, concerned of North Devon.
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