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clematis andeacute;toile violette

Clematis 'Étoile Violette', also known in English as 'Violet Star', is a Clematis created by Francisque Morel in France, in 1885. This classic, RHS Award of Garden Merit variety has beautiful violet purple flowers, with yellow stamens in the centres, all through June, July and August. It is perfect for a bare garden wall or fence, that gets plenty of sun. Very easy to maintain, just prune back to ground level in late autumn. Height: 5m (15').  Spread: 1.5m (5').  Pruning group: 3.

Clematis 'Etoile Violette' is a large deciduous climber, growing up to 4m in height. The 'Violet Star' flower can be up to 10 cm in width, with cream coloured stamens. It belongs to the Viticella group of clematis, which are cut back to 20cm above ground level, to a strong pair of buds, in early spring. Flowers July-September. Height 250-300cm.

Clematis 'Etoile Violette' is a large deciduous climber, growing up to 4m in height. The 'Violet Star' flower can be up to 10 cm in width, with cream coloured stamens. It belongs to the Viticella group of clematis, which are cut back to 20cm above ground level, to a strong pair of buds, in early spring. Flowers July-September. Height 250-300cm.