Clematis campanella

Clematis Campanella group: Woody climbers that flower in autumn or winter on new wood. Foliage with three or five leaflets, partly evergreen. Drooping or hanging flowers up to 4 cm across in cream or white. Fragrant, 4 tepals.
Origin: The varieties are rooted in the botanical section Campanella.
Use: As a climber over large shrubs or conifers.
Pruning: The deciduous varieties need hard pruning in late winter. Evergreen varieties are only pruned after flowering if necessary.
Resistance: Susceptible to fungal diseases in waterlogged conditions, especially in winter.
Hardiness zone: 6-9, some varieties are not frost-hardy in Germany and not suitable for outdoors (zones 8 and 9).
Planting depth: As in the pot, do not plant deeply.