Nelly Moser Climbing Clematis Plants Roses An old Kentish variety

An old Kentish variety

or you can prepare the soil down to half a metre with lots ericaceous compost

This allows time for the bulbs to store up nutrients to feed the flowers in the following year

decorative fruit

with large lobed leaves that have superb autumn colour

Nelly Moser Climbing Clematis Plants Roses An old Kentish varietyVariety: Nelly Moser, pruning group 2 the bicolour for shade Latin name: Clematis 'Nelly Moser' Flower: Pale pink with deep carmine bar Scent: Mild Climbing method: Leaf stalk tendril climber Height: To 3m Flowering: MayJune, repeat September Pruning group: 2 light prune in February or March, removing dead and weak stems down to the first strong pair of buds Planting depth: Plant 810cm below pot level Hardiness: H6 (fully hardy) RHS AGM: Yes