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3 Plants Total. A $52.85 Value - Only $41.95!
Long-blooming and Uniquely Beautiful!
Contains 'Franziska Maria', Josephine™, and 'Veronica's Choice'.
Double-flowered Clematis are always an exciting addition to the garden, but these extremely garden-worthy, breathtaking varieties are truly exceptional. All three demonstrate an unusual form coupled with good hardiness, heavy bloom habit, and ease of culture. And with this economical collection, they can be yours at a reduced price! Take a look at each of these magnificent Clematis.
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| PP#15,745. Hands-down the most floriferous double-flowered Clematis in the world, period! Famed Clematarian Raymond Evison developed this splendid blue-flowered beauty, which tosses up 100% fully double blooms (no stray singles, thank you very much!) from early summer all the way into fall! 4 to 6 inches across and very eye-catching, they make spectacular cuts, and will knock you out on a fully-blooming 6-foot plant! The secret to all this bloom strength? --Franziska Maria blooms on both old and new wood! Great for containers or the garden. |
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| This Wayside Exclusive Introduction is a study in fascinating color and form! Huge, 4½- to 5-inch lilac-pink flowers open gradually from striking bronze petals brushed with green, creating a three-tiered effect. Then, as the outer petals drop, the flower changes shape, acquiring a pompon look. This floriferous beauty is also a strong, healthy grower boasting an all-summer bloom time. Josephine is a 1998 introduction from renowned Clematarian Raymond Evison and is ideal for a small garden or container, and is a spectacular cut flower. To achieve best flowers and color, plant in full sun. If you prefer greener flowers, allow some shade. Pruning should be done in March as you cut back the vine 6 or 8 inches to a pair of strong buds. 8 to 9 feet tall, 2 to 3 feet wide. Zones 4-9. Pruning Group II. |
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| 'Veronica's Choice' features fully double, bicolored blossoms ranging from pale lavender streaked with rose to deep purple on strong 6- to 8-foot vines. This dynamic plant blooms profusely over two seasons each year; first on old wood in late spring, then again on new wood in late summer (when flowers may be single). "Queen of the climbers" is what one British Clematis expert calls them. For sensational blooms in almost all colors of the rainbow, few vines approach Clematis. Huge flowers, sometimes as much as 9 inches across, are lavishly produced, often for months at a time. Foliage is clean and attractive. Many Clematis have fluffy seed heads that extend the season of interest and can be used in arrangements. Train them on arbors, grow against walls or fences, use for screening unsightly vistas, or to climb over stumps or poles. Grow them through taller shrubs such as Roses or Viburnums, or through Dogwood trees. Clematis also makes a lovely container plant. Float a few blooms in a bowl of water for a lovely table centerpiece. Clematis never fail to make an opulent display! Best in light (not deep) shade. Pruning Group II. Prune for shape, if desired, before new spring growth. Zones 4-9. |
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Double Clematis Collection
Soil Moisture:
Moist, well-drained
Sun Exposure:
Full Sun
Part Shade
Soil Types/Tolerance:
Normal, loamy
Product Category:
Collections
Perennials
Bloom Color:
Mix
Foliage Color:
Dark Green
Uses:
Border
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Cut Flowers
Additional Features:
Butterfly Lovers
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Pruning Recommended
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Repeat Bloomer
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Rose Companions
Special resistance:
Cold Hardy
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Heat Tolerant
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Humidity Tolerant
Cannot Ship To:
CAN, HI, PR
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