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Clematis 'Hagley Hybrid'
Clematis hybrid
A climbing clematis with soft pink flowers for a trellis, fence or balcony screen.
Care notes by theboxerge Updated
About this plant
Hagley Hybrid uses leaf stalks to attach to slender supports. Give it a framework it can grip and keep its root zone cool while the shoots reach towards the light.
Care at a glance
- Light
- Sun or partial shade
- Watering
- Keep roots moist during active growth
- Soil
- Rich, well-draining compost
Plan your care
Choose the container and climbing support together. Slender attachment points help the leaf stalks grip; a smooth broad post alone gives little to hold.
Keep access to the lower stems so you can prune and inspect new buds in late winter or early spring. Shade the root area without letting nearby containers block drainage or crowd the emerging shoots.
Growing tips
Use a roomy container and secure its support before growth becomes heavy. This late-flowering clematis is usually pruned back in late winter or early spring to strong buds.
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