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Evergreen Clematis Plant - Description Evergreen Clematis Climbing Plant Dark Green Leaves, All Year Round Armandii Clematis Very Popular Climber One of Few Evergreen ClematisMid Spring FloweringCreamy-White, Star Shaped FlowersMature Size: 4m in Height x 5m Spread Current Size: Approx. 60cm Pot Size: 2.25 Litres Evergreen Clematis Plant - Characteristics Elongated dark green leavesEvergreen climberSlow to establishBecomes a vigorous growerBlooms: Single flower, cream colour from March to AprilFragrantMature Height: 4m Spread: 5m Climbing with clinging tendrils Will require a trellis or support frame Fragrance: Slight Easy to grow Evergreen Clematis Plant - Uses Excellent climber Good choice for year round screening & coverSuited to a sunny wallCan be planted with other clematis such as the deciduous Jackmanii Suited to traditional & cottage gardens Clematis - Planting Instructions Sowing Time Potted plants are suited to planting all year round Do not plant in frosty conditions Hole Preparation Position in full sun on a south or south east facing wallClematis likes it's roots to be positioned in shade Dig a deep planting hole for clematis & all climbers, ideally 1½ft deep Roots of climbers need space to grow These plants are not suited to containers or limited root zone space Mix in well rotted manure Also mix in a small handful of fertiliser Handling the Plants Take care not to damage plant's roots Water plants before & after planting Feed plants over the Summer months Use a fertiliser high in phosphorus & potassium Mulch up around the base of plants after planting Support with a trellis or wire frame Pruning Clematis Armandii is in pruning group 1 Clematis Pruning Groups Group 1 – These plants only flower on previous years wood Prune after Spring flowering Group 2 – These climbers flower

Planting and Soil Requirements Planting Location: Prefers a sunny or partially shaded spot. In hot climates, partial shade is ideal to protect the plant from intense afternoon sun. Soil Type: Thrives in well-drained, rich, and loamy soil. Can tolerate clay or sandy soil if properly amended for drainage. Soil pH: Prefers slightly acidic to neutral soil (pH 6.0-7.0). Adaptable to a range of pH levels. Planting Depth: Plant at the same depth as it was in the container. Ensure the root ball is level with or slightly below the soil surface. Spacing: Space plants 1.5-2 meters apart to allow for full growth and avoid overcrowding. Watering and Fertilization Watering: Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Water regularly during dry periods. Ensure good drainage to prevent root rot. Drought Tolerance: Moderate drought tolerance once established. Regular watering is crucial during extended dry spells. Fertilization: Apply a balanced, general-purpose fertilizer in early spring and again in mid-summer to promote healthy growth and blooming. Mulching: Use organic mulch around the base to retain soil moisture and keep roots cool. Avoid mulch touching the stems to prevent rot. Light and Temperature Requirements Light Requirements: Best grown in full sun to partial shade. In hotter regions, provide some afternoon shade to protect the plant. Temperature: Hardy in USDA zones 7-9. Tolerates a range of temperatures but prefers moderate climates. Heat Tolerance: Prefers moderate heat. In very hot climates, ensure adequate watering and provide some shade. Frost Tolerance: Hardy to frost. Protect young plants from extreme cold with mulch or other coverings. Pruning and Maintenance Pruning: Type: Prune after flowering in late spring or early summer. Remove dead or damaged stems and shape as needed. Frequency: Regular pruning helps control size and encourages vigorous growth and flowering. Remove any weak or crossing stems. Training: Use trellises, arbors, or fences for