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Vine - Clematis 'Jackmanii'
This clematis variety is so popular because of its intense colour and flowering. The Jackmanii clematis has violet-coloured flowers, is very robust and quickly transforms any plot of land into a little paradise. Clematis Jackmanii belongs to the Jackmanii group. This group of clematis blooms with medium sized flowers. They bloom on the new wood between July and September. You will get the most flowers if you cut the clematis back to about 30cm in March. The Clematis Jackmanii is very hardy and can therefore tolerate a heavy pruning.
A woodland vine can be combined well
Clematis flowers for a long time and can be planted in combination with climbing roses or Hedera (hedges), which shows off the flowers even more and prevents boring hedges. Clematis is suitable as a climber (on walls, in Bäumen and in Töpfen), but can also be used as a creeper or hanging plant. The clematis can be planted in the ground as well as in a pot. This makes it ideal for gardens, balconies, winter gardens and hedges. It is also very popular to plant clematis over fruit trees and other small trees such as birch or maple. They even do well on dead Bäume. So if you have an old or dead fruit tree, it can be used as a nice base for the clematis.
Support your clematis as it grows
In order for the Clematis Jackmanii to grow tall, it needs climbing aids in the form of trellises or pergolas. In the beginning, you may need to help the clematis up by securing it to the vines. The flowering period is from July to October. The root area of the Clematis Jackmanii should be protected from the blazing sun. This can be done by planting underneath creeping spindle or creeping carpet verbena. Clematis should be planted about 5cm deeper than the plant was in the pot it was delivered in. This will allow the plant to form underground buds, which can be useful in the event of a disease attack.
Buy Wood Vine - Clematis'Jackmanii'
We recommend buying 3 - 4 plants for a running metre.
The plants are grown in pots, so you can use the woodland vine 'Jackmanii' all year round.
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