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Clematis integrifolia has mid-blue nodding bell-shaped flowers with long narrow twisted tepals.
Cultivation Advice
These herbaceous clematis are clump-forming scramblers, they have non-clinging stems and can be allowed to scramble in herbaceous borders. They are good 'front of border' plants, make excellent companions in beds of bush roses, they can also be grown in window boxes, hanging baskets or cascading over a retaining wall. They are exceptionally hardy, trouble free, very free flowering and as with other herbaceous plants, they die back in winter. All are suitable to use as cut flowers.
Specifications
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Plant Size:Plants will usually be about 45-90cm tall on delivery, this can vary depending on the time of year and variety chosen. They are grown in 3 litre containers and are 2 years Old.
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Aspect:Any Aspect
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Facing Aspect:North,South,East,West
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Flowering Months:June - August
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Average Flower Size (Inches):1.75
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Average Height (Feet):2.5
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Pruning:Hard in Feb/March (Group 3)
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Soil Type:Moist but Good Drainage
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Hardiness Zone:H6 - Hardy - Very Cold Winter (-20C to -15C)
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Suitable for Containers:Yes
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Awards:No
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Scented:No
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Habit:Herbaceous
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Group:Integrifolia
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Colour:Blue
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Weight:1.5kg
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Customer reviews
Beautiful healthy plant
Strong healthy looking clematis delivered promptly and safely
Judith Harman April 2022
