Clematis Warwickshire Rose

The pretty deep rose-pink star-like flowers have paler bars, undulating margins and recurved tips. Its gorgeous reddy-bronze foliage matures to purply-bronze, altogether a wonderful sight.

Also known as montana var. rubens Warwickshire Rose.

Cultivation Advice
The Montana's are ideal for softening the outline of buildings, covering fences and walls, but be aware some can be very vigorous! Any of these will look fabulous scrambling up into large mature trees as they would in the wild.
'Freda' is one 'lady-like' montana, and 'Primrose Star', 'Sunrise' and 'Marjorie' are generally more manageable.
The Montana prefer a free draining soil condition and can be susceptible to 'wetting off' during the winter if they are kept too wet. If required, pruning should be carried out immediately flowering has finished. Avoid them becoming too excessively wet during their first autumn and winter in the ground or perhaps plant in the spring.

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