Pretty bicolored flowers with pale purplish-pink margins and deep pink central bars. One of the most floriferous clematis. Open-faced 3–4 inch flowers from early to late summer, nicely distributed. Early flowers supposedly semi-double. Strong climber to 6 feet with narrow full habit. Blooms on old wood (Group 1 or 2) – flowers earlier if no winter injury.
Prune as Group 1 or 2.
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