Hardy vines are literally covered with flamboyant
blooms. To create privacy, highlight an
architectural feature or hide an unsightly area,
there is no finer choice than clematis vines.
They climb 6-15', spread 3-4' and bloom from
midsummer through fall. Vines grow vigorously
once established. Clematis
Zones: 4-9 - Shipped in 3" pot - Full sun to partial shade - Deer tend to avoid
Flower Form: Perfect, borne solitary or in 3 flowered cymes, sepals are showy portion.
Flower Color: Rich Velvet Purple
Flowering Date: Mid summer followed by a light blooming late summer to early fall.
Planting Requirements: Roots prefer a cool site.
Soil Requirements: Well drained, and should be mulched.
Growth Rate: medium
Unique Characteristics: Rich velvet purple sepals open to 5-6", which is larger than species, blooms are also rounder. Beautiful blooms on a vine that could be used to cover a fence section, lamp post, arbor or any other structure that would benefit from a free flowing vine.
Pruning: Blooms on new, current year's growth. Trim to shape after flowering.
I love the Jackmanii Clematis not only because of it's beautiful blooms but this is one plant that the deer didn't bother in my yard. Then we had to move so I took my chances and dug it up with the trellis and moved it to our new home, it adjusted to it's new home without missing a bloom.
- Friday, April 24, 2009
Excellent plant
Reviewed By:
Mary (Jasper, TN)
This plant makes a beautiful show of purple flowers and I get compliments on it every year. It is hardy and grows to be large and healthy. It is my favorite clematis, and I have several different kinds.
