CLEMATIS (Clematis) HANIA - 8H035-
Single-Flowered Bicolor Clematis – Elegance and Color for Your Garden
Discover this splendid variety of Polish Clematis, famous for its truly irresistible single bicolor flowers: an intense velvety purple-red embellished with a delicate pale pink edge. In the center, the golden contrasts of the yellow-gold anthers and the white filaments illuminate each petal, creating a unique scenic effect.
The young foliage has a fascinating purple hue, providing charm even before flowering. This clematis is reblooming and offers a long show of color: from late May to mid-July, and again from late August to September. It reaches a height of about 2.5 m, perfect for decorating pergolas, arches, trellises, gazebos and for climbing small trees, conifers, and shrubs. It prefers semi-shaded locations, away from excessive sun, to ensure abundant and long-lasting blooms. In spring, light pruning to about 150 cm from the base is recommended to stimulate new growth.
It prefers a semi-shaded location. In spring, it should be lightly pruned to about 150 cm from the base of the clematis.
Height of the plant when supplied: approximately 60 cm
Description
Description
Clematis: The Complete Guide to Growing and Care
Location and Soil:
- Light: Clematis prefer full sun or partial shade, especially in warmer areas.
- Soil: The ideal soil for clematis is well-drained, rich in organic matter, and slightly acidic.
- Support: Clematis needs a sturdy support to grow, such as a pergola, wall, or fence.
Planting Clematis:
- When: Spring is the ideal time to plant clematis.
- Spacing: Leave about 1 meter of space between plants. Plants.
Clematis Care:
- Watering: Clematis plants require regular watering, especially during periods of drought.
- Fertilization: Fertilize clematis plants every spring with a balanced fertilizer.
- Pruning: Pruning clematis plants is important to encourage flowering and keep the plant healthy. The type of pruning depends on the clematis variety.
- Diseases and pests: Clematis are generally resistant to diseases and pests, but can be affected by aphids, spider mites, and powdery mildew.
Helpful tips:
- Protect the base of the plant: The base of the clematis is sensitive to direct sunlight, so it's important to protect it with mulch or low plants.
- Monitor soil moisture: Clematis dislikes overly wet soil.
- Remove faded flowers: Removing faded flowers encourages the plant to produce new flowers.
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