Princess Diana Clematis

Genus:Clematis
Species:hybrid
Variety:’Princess Diana’
Item Form:1-Quart
Zone:4 – 8
Bloom Start to End:Mid Summer – Early Fall;Clematis Pruning:Group 3
Habit:Vining
Plant Height:6 ft – 8 ft
Plant Width:3 ft – 6 ft
Additional Characteristics:Butterfly Lovers,Flower,Free Bloomer,Hummingbird Lovers,Native,Pruning Recommended,Repeat Bloomer,Rose Companions
Bloom Color:Dark Pink,Lavender,Multi-Color
Foliage Color:Medium Green
Light Requirements:Full Sun,Part Shade
Moisture Requirements:Moist, well-drained
Resistance:Cold Hardy,Disease Resistant,Heat Tolerant,Humidity Tolerant,Pest Resistant
Soil Tolerance:Normal, loamy
Uses:Border,Containers,Outdoor,Vines and Climbers,Idaho
Like its namesake, the Princess Diana Clematis becomes the star of any setting as a charming rebloomer. Dainty and upright, this clematis carries itself like royalty in shapely tulips. With a soft pink-to-white base, every blossom creates its own distinct pink stripe. An abundance of clematis rest on neat little vines, clematis grows to blanket your garden in the summer before returning for an encore during the fall.

These beauties spread 2 to 2 ½ inches in an upright position, which makes them suitable for ground cover. Resembling a mass of upturned faces, Princess Diana clematis flourishes when planted in large containers. Let them cascade over the container?s side or twine up a trellis. Use them in any one of the glory spots: mailboxes, pillars, fences, arbors or lampposts. You may even prefer to place them in the rose garden.

Growing to eight feet tall, this clematis vine flourishes best in partly shaded soil and plenty of sun. Like most in its species, the Princess Diana clematis prefers the rich moist soil in eastern territory. Still, this vine becomes a true treasure everywhere throughout the country.