(Clematis) Simply breathtaking best describes Clematis Venosa Violacea. The beautiful 4-5 inch blooms feature white with deep purple veins extending out to solid purple edges. Venosa Violacea is an extremely distinctive cultivar that should be part of every clematis collectors garden. Standing 8-9 feet tall, Venosa Violacea is a perfect selection to meander through shrubs or to grow up a trellis/arbor. Blooming July through August, Venosa Violacea, adds a stunning splash of vertical color to your garden throughout the summer. Its blooms attract pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. It thrives in full sun, but its roots like to be kept shaded. It is best to spread mulch around its roots or plant ground cover perennials next to your clematis to keep its roots shaded. You shouldnt have to worry about deer getting into your clematis as they are typically deer resistant. Venosa Violacea is a part of prune Group 3. During early spring, youll want to prune its main stems back down to about 3 feet above ground and also remove any dead or weak stems. This will keep it healthy for the warm season ahead!Please note: flower color may vary due to the environment in which it is grown.
