Clematis florida

Clematis Florida group: Woody climbers that flower from summer to autumn on new shoots. Upright, open flowers up to 12 cm across, solitary or in small clusters. 4-6 tepals in white, white with violet, or violet.
Origin: The varieties descend, with at least one parent, from Clematis florida.
Use: As a climber, very beautiful over conifers or as a large pot plant. The flowers can be cut but last only a few days.
Pruning: Hard pruning to 20 cm in late winter.
Resistance: Susceptible to fungal diseases in waterlogged conditions, especially in winter, and to powdery mildew in humid greenhouses.
Hardiness zone: 6-9, some varieties not hardy in Germany.
Planting depth: As in the pot, do not plant deeply.