Marjorie Clematis montana Plants
The details
Clematis montana rubens
- Cream and salmon pink, spiked flowers
- Unscented
- Flowers May - June
- Height and spread up to 8m x 2m
- Type: Montana
- Habit: Climber
- Pruning group 1
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Description
Clematis Montana 'Marjorie'
Clematis Montana 'Marjorie' has spectacular double and semi-double flowers up to 7cm in diameter, appearing in May and June. The petals are a coppery-salmon pink with a cream stripe, distinctively pointed at their tips. As they mature, the colours deepen to shades of orange.
Attractive bronzed foliage contrasts beautifully with the blooms to give a spectacular show year on year. Marjorie is exceptionally disease resistant and very hardy.
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Great for your garden:
Marjorie will perform best with her roots in deep, moist soil. She is a vigorous climber, quickly smothering a wall or pergola with attractive bronze foliage, and prefers full sun, but will tolerate part shade in a south or south-westerly aspect.
Give her a strong supporting structure to climb up or tree to ramble through and enjoy the show each spring.
Characteristics:
- Flower colour: Cream with salmon pink
- Flower shape: Double and semi-double with noticeably spiked petals
- Fragrance: Unscented
- Repeating: Can have a second flush later in the year as the plant ages
- Approximate flowering season: May - June
- Final height and spread: 8m x 2m
- Pruning group: 1
Look out for:
Aphids and caterpillars are fond of the young shoots
All clematis can be affected by Clematis slime flux, a bacterial infection of damaged tissue that can kill large specimens almost overnight. Can be pruned out if spotted early.
Blooms can develop a greenish tint in shade/cold weather.
Planting and Care Instructions
How to grow Clematis Montana 'Marjorie':
Clematis Montana 'Marjorie' can be grown easily following the Clematis planting notes.Read our full terms and conditions here.
Did You Know?
Montana Marjorie is a seedling of Clematis montana 'Wilsonii'. She was raised by Miss Marjorie Free, and brought to market in 1980 by Jim Fisk's (1912-2004) Clematis Nursery, Suffolk.
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