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Miss Bateman Clematis Plants

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  • Colour: White
  • Height: 2.5m
  • Scent: none
  • Flowering: May-Jun, Aug-Sep
  • Size: 15cm
  • Often flowers twice a year
  • Pruning Group 2
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Description

Miss Bateman Clematis Plants

Miss Bateman is a stunning late-spring flowering clematis. Her large white open flowers are decorated with a soft green stripe from base to tip, while the large central button is resplendent with rich claret-red anthers. She's vigorous and reliable, growing to around 2.5m in height and about 1m in spread, suitable for most gardens.
The first flowering comes in May or June, and in most years you'll get a repeat performance in late summer or early autumn: great value for your money!
Take a look at the rest of our clematis range.

Features

  • Pruning group: 2
  • Colour: White with a pale green stripe
  • Height: 2.5m
  • Scent: none
  • Flowering: May to June, repeating August to September
  • Size: 15cm
  • Often flowers twice a year

Growing Miss Bateman Clematis

You'll need something for her to climb over, and decent moisture-retentive soil. Given that, a good show of flowers should be within your grasp if you plant either in sun or part shade, close to a large shrub, alongside an apple tree or by an arbour or archway. You can also grow her in a large pot of multipurpose compost.

As with all clematis, she likes her root area to be in full shade, which helps the plant to keep cool in hot weather.

She's in pruning group 2, so you prune her in late winter.

Planting companions for Miss Bateman

The fabulous combinations of colour and form that can be achieved with clematis are pretty much endless, but let's start with roses. A large sturdy rose such as golden Belle de Jour or butter-yellow Graham Thomas makes the perfect host (plant the clematis to the shady, north side of the shrub, and it will clamber through toward the sun), the yellow of the rose bringing out the yellow of Miss B's central stamen.
Trained through a ceanothus, the white clematis blooms shine against the glossy dark foliage and fluffy blue pompoms of the shrub.
A wisteria contrasts wonderfully, its long, dripping lilac racemes sporting broaches of simple, open clematis flowers.
Grown over a fence in a sunny border, try underplanting with a moody wine coloured bearded iris such as Sultan's Palace, Superstition or Black Knight.

Did you know?

Bred by Charles Noble in 1869 from Fortunei and Standishii, she is named after Katherine, the daughter of Noble's friend and orchid breeder, James Bateman, who greatly developed the themed gardens at Biddulph Grange, which are one of the few remaining stately home British gardens from before the Victorian period that weren't designed by, or in the style of, Capability Brown.

Planting Instructions

How to grow Miss Bateman Clematis:

  • Grow in a sheltered spot in sun or partial shade, although the roots like shaded cool conditions.
  • Tolerates any well drained but moist, fertile soil.
  • Will climb supports such as wires, trellises or frames.
  • Good trained through climbing or rambling roses - complements pretty much any colour or shade.
  • Can be trained over a large shrub in a border b good against deep green foliage.
  • Can be grown up through small to medium ornamental or fruiting trees.
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