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Blackened crispy leaves are often due to a common fungal disease called clematis wilt. Large-flowered clematis are more prone to clematis...Read More
I have this growing on the South side of the house. It's a heavy-duty bloomer - see pic June 2010. It starts in May and blooms almost t...Read More
For several years, this bountiful bloomer has been
performing exceptionally well on the south side of our
home in Northeas...Read More
Very hardy plant- I inherited three of these beautiful plants with the house we just purchased. They trained themselves on our lattice a...Read More
A very vigorous grower. I have it in a 2' pot at the time, but will move to the garden soon. Last year it went thru two bloom periods; wa...Read More
Received The Royal Horticultural Society, Award of Garden Merit (AGM) in 1993.
Have had great luck with Comtesse De Bouchaud Clematis. Abundant blooms starting in late June lasting until the end of July .
Beautiful mauve blooms, regardless of how I prune it, it always blooms mostly at the top. Does rebloom a little but not as much as some that I have.