Cultivation Advice.
Large flowered clematis prefer a good quality soil with high nutrient levels and a soil which is moist but free-draining. Improve planting holes with at least 2 forkfuls of well rotted manure or garden compost and if you don't have these use a 'Soil Improver' compost. The Improvement material added should be placed under the root of the plant not around it. This encourages the roots to grow downwards and remain deep and cool during summer. If your clematis flowers in May-June(late spring), cut the dead flower heads when they have finished to encourage a second set of flowers to be produced in the late summer and autumn. Be prepared to wait for a couple of years before they will be at their best - Our saying is - 1st year = Roots, 2nd year = Shoots, 3rd year = Flowers!
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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:May - June & August - September
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Average Flower Size (Inches):6.5
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Average Height (Feet):8.5
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Pruning:Light in Feb/March (Group 2)
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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:Deciduous Climber
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Group:Early To Mid-Summer
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Colour:White
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Weight:1.5kg
A stunning variety
A really beautiful clematis, the purple anthers against the pale tepals make the flowers look stunning. It flowers very well and over a long period, highly recommended.
