Pretty and unusual
Bought a whole set of different clematis for a new area for climbers and they've all taken off very well, this one included. Flowered well in the first year.
Mrs J
Yorkshire
This climber is deciduous so it will lose all its leaves in autumn, then fresh new foliage appears again each spring.
Bought a whole set of different clematis for a new area for climbers and they've all taken off very well, this one included. Flowered well in the first year.
Mrs J
Yorkshire
A versatile clematis.
Lancashire Man
Bolton, Lancashire
I planted this in a lovely wooden planter on our top patio. Very avid climber and the flowers were magnificent.
MargB
West midlands
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The genealogist
Northumberland
Grew quickly and flowered. This was its first year, small flowers at first but then larger heads. Few flowers came later in the year in second flush. Attractive flower.
Rosa the Pruner
Suffolk
I am growing this up a trellis amongst others I have purchased from çrocus. I am trying to have all year round interest. This is absolutely beautiful and look forward to seeing it ñext year.
The one eyed gardener
Cumbria
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Potty
This is a very compact climber, but provided it is getting lots of food and water (and does not have too much competition from surrounding plants), it should get slightly taller than 1m.
Helen
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