
Clematis 'Daiyu' (Pruning Group 3)
Clematis 'Daiyu'
Prune back to 30cm each spring. Pruning group 3. A recent introduction to the 'Boulevard Series', 'Daiyu' stands out for its large eye-catching, deep cerise flowers, each studded with a white fringed matching cerise eye that emerge from the leaf axils along its flowering stems, resulting in colour from the base of the plant to its top. Specifically bred to be compact for a container on a terrace, it is also long flowering, with blooms produced in succession from May to October. Perfect too for disguising the bare legs of a rose shrub or taller Clematis. Fairly unfussy with respect to aspect, it thrives in partial shade but can cope with more sun, but remember that Clematis prefer to keep their roots cool. A moist, free-draining soil is best. Being a Group 3 Clematis, it should be cut back hard to 25cm above the ground in late winter/early spring.
Contributed by @rxsie
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Full sun to partial shade
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Occasional watering
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Full Frost Hardy: 5F (-15°C)
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Moist and free draining
Common name
Clematis 'Daiyu'
Latin name
Clematis 'Daiyu' (Pruning Group 3)
type
Flowering climber
family
Ranunculaceae
ph
6.5 - 7.0 Acid - Neutral
Plant & bloom calendar
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When the plant will bloom
full grown dimensions
Clematis 'Daiyu' (Pruning Group 3)
Prune back to 30cm each spring. Pruning group 3. A recent introduction to the 'Boulevard Series', 'Daiyu' stands out for its large eye-catching, deep cerise flowers, each studded with a white fringed matching cerise eye that emerge from the leaf axils along its flowering stems, resulting in colour from the base of the plant to its top. Specifically bred to be compact for a container on a terrace, it is also long flowering, with blooms produced in succession from May to October. Perfect too for disguising the bare legs of a rose shrub or taller Clematis. Fairly unfussy with respect to aspect, it thrives in partial shade but can cope with more sun, but remember that Clematis prefer to keep their roots cool. A moist, free-draining soil is best. Being a Group 3 Clematis, it should be cut back hard to 25cm above the ground in late winter/early spring.
Flowering May - September
From Mid Spring TO Early Autumn
Large red/purple blooms that grow from low down.