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Avant Grade – Long-lasting pinkish-red flowers with a contrasting central pompom of lighter pink stamens.

3,000.00

Clematis ‘Avant-Garde’ (Viticella Group) is a vigorous, deciduous, and free-flowering climber known for its unique, semi-double, 2-inch magenta-red flowers with pale pink, frilly centers. Bred by Raymond Evison, this hardy, Group 3 vine blooms from mid-summer to early fall, reaching 8–12 feet in height. It is perfect for covering trellises, fences, or scrambling through shrubs.

Clematis ‘Avant-Garde‘ (Evipo033) is a robust, compact deciduous climber (2–3m) known for unique, long-lasting pinkish-red flowers with a contrasting central pompom of lighter pink stamens. Blooming from June to October, this hardy vine thrives in sun or dappled shade and is perfect for scrambling through shrubs, roses, or trellises.

Key Details for Cultivation:
  • Type: Clematis viticella hybrid
  • Hardiness: Zone 4
  • Flowers: Semi-double, 5-7cm in diameter
  • Pruning Group: 3 (Hard prune: cut back to 15-20cm above ground in early spring)
  • Soil: Moist, well-drained, fertile soil
  • Position: Full sun to partial shade
Key Features:
  • Appearance: The flowers feature recurved magenta-red outer tepals with a pale pink to white central crown.
  • Garden Use: Ideal for small gardens, containers, or growing through roses and shrubs.
  • Maintenance: Easy to grow, requiring minimal care once established.
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