| Gardeners love clematis for its long flowering period and delicate, vine-like beauty. A garden favorite in many cultures since the mid-1800s, clematis is from the Greek word for vine and is a member of the buttercup family. True to the origin of its name, clematis is a climbing plant with a twining leaf stalk. Showy, bell-shaped flowers in diverse colors and sizes provide garden interest at various heights.
Navlet's is proud to introduce a unique series of patented
clematis from Rosemoor, the world's preeminent clematis breeder.
Featured here is the Raymond Evison Signature Series, a tribute
to the 200-year anniversary of the Royal Horticulture Society (RHS).
Bred to retain the best traits of clematis, the Raymond Evison
Series has an extensive flowering period, producing abundant blooms
from spring through fall. Placement near roses and other flowering
vines will enhance the beauty of this graceful clematis.
Look
for these clematis varieties at your nearest Navlet’s:
Wisely - This free-flowering variety will
bring floral abundance to your garden from June through September. Its beautiful,
crinkle-edged purple blooms grow
to five inches in diameter.
Harlow Carr - A fabulous companion plant with masses of flowers, the
Harlow Carr will accent your garden with generous purple blooms
from June through October.
Rosemoor - The floral beauty begins
early with this prolific bloomer. Enjoy its distinctive rose-colored
blossoms from May through September.
When
searching for a home for your clematis, remember that it prefers
a sunny, well-drained
site. Avoid disturbing the root ball, and be sure to keep
the area moist during the first growing season. Dr. Earth Starter
Fertilizer is beneficial. If you plan to use a container,
add
organic NSCP or Navlet’s Potting Soil. For details about the
long-term care of your clematis, speak to an expert at your nearest
Navlet’s.
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