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      Clematis 'Vancouver Cotton Candy'

      • Scientific Name: Clematis 'Vancouver Cotton Candy'
      • Garden: Lawn Alternatives Garden, Xeriscaping Garden
      • Plant Type: Vine
      • Evergreen/Deciduous: Deciduous
      • Sun/Shade Exposure: Full Sun to Part Shade
      • Moisture Requirements: Moist, well-drained

      Plant Information

      These large blooms with big, eye-catching stripes last a long time in the landscape, especially for setting the scene in a sunny cottage garden. Cotton Candy Clematis grows quickly, so you'll have a nice container feature fast. We suggest training this flower up a trellis and letting it show off its gorgeous flowers at eye-level. A Clematis from the Vancouver series, it's a collector's favorite and often difficult to find in the US. It's bred to be free flowering, but the modern, compact habit makes it possible to feature it in container gardening. Clematis 'Cotton Candy'

      Form: Vine; Compact Plant, Large Flower
      Height/Habit: 30 – 60 inches
      Spread: 36 – 48 inches
      Spacing: 36 – 48 inches
      Hardiness Zone: 4–9
      Flowering Date: Spring
      Planting Instructions: YELLOW group vining clematis (potted, dormant or bareroot) should be planted 2–4" deeper than the current crown. This means you will plant roots,crown and come of the stem under the soil.
      Winter Care: Apply a winter mulch around the base of the plant, especially in colder climates. Remove the mulch in early spring before growth starts.
      Shipped: 4" POT
      Growth Rate: Fast, once established.

      Data Source

      http://www.springhillnursery.com/product/cotton-candy-vancouver-clematis

      Plant Photos

      Photo Credit

      Clematis Vancouver Cotton Candy (Springhill Nursery)

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      About the Master Gardeners Natural Gardens
      The demonstration gardens are meant to show different ways to practice earth-friendly techniques at home. There are eight beautiful backyard example gardens that fit any yard size or preference.
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