Cart is empty
Clematis Climbing Plants - Description
- Potted Clematis Climbing Plant
- Deciduous Climber
- Variety: Clematis 'Purpurea Plena Elegans'
- RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM) plant
- Unique dusky purple, double rosette flowers
- Mature Size: 1.5-2.5m in Height x 1m Spread
- Current Size: 70–80cm
- Pot Size: 2.25 Litres
Clematis Climbing Plants - Characteristics
- Deep reddish-purple double flowers with layered petals
- Flowering: Midsummer to early autumn(July to September)
- Fragrance: Light scent
- Height: Up to 4m
- Spread: Up to 2.5m
- Growth Rate: Vigorous
- Climbing with leaf-stem tendrils
- Requires trellis, wire frame or obelisk
- Attracts pollinators
Clematis Climbing Plants - Uses
- Great for growing against fences, trellises, pergolas or obelisks
- Perfect for traditional and cottage-style gardens
- Excellent repeat bloomer over a long summer period
- Can be trained through shrubs or small trees
Clematis Climbing Plants - Planting Instructions
Planting Time
- Plant all year round when soil is not frozen or waterlogged
Planting Position
- Choose a sunny or partially shaded location
- Ensure roots are shaded and cool
- Grow in fertile, moist but well-drained soil
Preparation & Planting
- Dig a hole approx. 45cm deep and mix in compost
- Plant so crown is 5–8cm below soil surface
- Water thoroughly before and after planting
- Provide climbing support from the start
Clematis Climbing Plants - Aftercare & Pruning
Pruning Group 3
- This clematis flowers on current season's growth
- Prune back to 20–30cm in early spring each year
- Mulch base after pruning to retain moisture and feed
- Feed regularly during growing season
No posts found
