

'Arabella' breaks the clematis mold: it's a non-vining, herbaceous perennial that forms a mounding clump 3–5 feet tall. Beautiful 3-inch blue-violet flowers fade to light blue with slightly upturned sepal edges—a charming, relaxed habit unlike any climbing clematis.
Excellent in containers, weaving through open shrubs, or trailing through a perennial border. No trellis needed. Full to partial sun, moderate water. Herbaceous (dies back in winter). A clematis for gardeners who want the flowers without the vine.
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