Clematis montana Spooneri
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notes
Part of the famously vigorous Montana family, from May to June, and again in September, Clematis Spooneri is covered in brilliantly white, star-shaped flowers with golden eyes. The impressive effect is heightened by the climber’s marvellous scent and the fact that it attracts native pollinators. The deciduous foliage has a subtle bronze tint.
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Dimensions
- Pot size: 3L
- Height and Spread: 4m (13ft) x 4m (13ft) after 5-10 years
Features
notes
Part of the famously vigorous Montana family, from May to June, and again in September, Clematis Spooneri is covered in brilliantly white, star-shaped flowers with golden eyes. The impressive effect is heightened by the climber’s marvellous scent and the fact that it attracts native pollinators. The deciduous foliage has a subtle bronze tint.
Insights
The first Clematis, Viticella, arrived in Europe from China in the mid-16th century. Two centuries later, the Victorians bred numerous varieties and their popularity continues. This clematis arrived in 1908. Our native is Clematis Vitalba, a familiar sight in autumn hedgerows, the fluffy seed heads explaining the traditional name: Old Man’s Beard.
Details
Flowering late spring to early summer and again in the autumn
Planting
- Well drained, fertile soil
- All aspects
- Full sun. partial shade
- Sheltered
Care
Clematis likes cool roots, so position it so that the roots will be shaded from the sun by another plant. Consider the space it will need to climb and provide a suitably large structure with wires.
Scent
Highly scented
Glossary