Henryii Clematis

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Clematis x 'Henryi'

Making their first appearance in June, the pure white blossoms of Henryii are up to 7" in diameter, centered by brown anthers.

~ It repeat blooms in June and September ~

Note: An initial key to growing Clematis successfully appears to be keeping the plant's root system cool.     The most vigorous vines seem to result from 3-4" of good mulch, plenty of moisture, and protection from the hot afternoon sun.

Photo courtesy of Toms Creek Nursery in Denton, NC

 

Ornamental Characteristics
Category Perennial Flowering  Vine
Foliage Type Deciduous - Dormant during colder months
Mature Height 6' - 10'
  Mature Spread 3' - 6'
Shape Climbing
Primary Foliage Color Green
Seasonal Foliage Color Dormant during the colder months
Flowering Season Early Summer to Frost
Flower Color White
Pollinator Friendly
Yes
Environmental Characteristics
Growth Rate Fast
Sun Preferences Full Sun and Partial Shade
Water Preferences Average: Ensure the planting area is prepared for good drainage.  Poor drainage areas may result in 'root rot'.
Cold Hardiness Zone  4  to 8