Clematis integrifolia

Clematis Integrifolia group: Herbaceous-woody, flowering on fresh shoots in summer. Simple leaves. Nodding, bell-shaped flowers up to 5 cm across. 4 tepals in white, red-purple, blue, violet-blue or purple-violet. They belong to the group of Herbaceous clematis.
Origin: The varieties descend mainly from Clematis integrifolia.
Use: As border perennials, in the rock garden, in pots etc. Some varieties can be used as cut flowers.
Pruning: Hard pruning to 10 cm in late winter.
Resistance: Most varieties are slightly susceptible to powdery mildew.
Hardiness zone: 5, very hardy in Germany.
Planting depth: 2.5 cm deeper than in the pot.