Clematis

Clematis crispa

Also known as

Blue jasmine, Marsh clematis, Curly clematis, Curlflower

Clematis crispa by mfeaver (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Full Sun

Moderate watering

Frost Hardy

RHS hardiness

-15°C

Minimum temperature

Expected size

Height		Spread
2.5m	Max	1m
1.5m	Min	50cm

Flowering

spring
summer
autumn
winter

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Clematis Overview

This species is a deciduous climber. The leaves are ovate to lance-shaped and medium green. The flowers are produced in single purple-blue bell-shaped blooms in the summer.

Common problems with Clematis

pest
Aphids
pest
Whitefly

How to propagate Clematis

Cuttings

Sow the seeds as soon as they are ripe, divide or take cuttings in the spring-time.

Division

Seed

Other uses of Clematis

Grown for their mass of flowers, which can be grown on trellises and walls. Suitable for coastal conditions.