Climbing clematis, long flowering, 2 years old, 18cm pot, 140cm height (fuchsia colour)
Original price was: 20,20 €.16,16 €Current price is: 16,16 €.
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An easy and durable plant that lives and flowers generously for many years under suitable conditions; it resists frost well, but loses its leaves in autumn. After purchase, the clematis should be repotted in a 40-50 cm deep container (or in the garden), at the foot of a trellis, railing or other support. Use a high-quality potting soil such as agrumix or ultimate, which we have in our catalogue, or a potting soil for transplants or planters. Place a handful of manure pellets, or blue marshmallow fertiliser, at the bottom of the container, covered with a little soil so that it is not in direct contact with the roots
Enchantingly long flowering, there are also early or autumn-flowering varieties. Evergreen and frost-resistant, it has white flowers with an intense fragrance. Clematis tanguitica has bright yellow flowers. A climbing plant with slender branches, the clematis or clematis climbs on supports (gratings, railings, etc.) and also on tree and shrub trunks; it can reach considerable heights (more than 4-5 metres in general) but if pruned correctly remains within the 1.5-2 metres height range.
The clematis grows quickly and forms a pleasant covering of light branches, ideal for balcony grills.
| resistance | high |
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| exposure | sun-medium shade |
| irrigation | 3-4 times a week |
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