Clematis SAPHYRA® Nancy 'CLEMINOV15'
The ideal clematis for urban gardens
SAPHYRA® Nancy is a new Clematis variety, ideal for terraces, balconies and small urban gardens. With its compact habit, not exceeding 1.5 to 2 m, it can be grown as a climbing plant or as a ground cover. Extremely flowering, it offers an airy and colourfull display that is repeated throughout the summer. Its abundant, fuchsia-pink, star-shaped 10-12 cm flowers, shine bright against the foliage. Resistant to pollution, cold, rain, drought and diseases, it is an easy-to-grow, low maintenance plant. The SAPHYRA® Nancy Clematis behaves like a perennial and regrows from base every year. Pruning is not obligatory.
A clematis named after the city of Nancy:
The city of Nancy is the birthplace of Victor Lemoine, regarded worldwide as the greatest ornamental plant breeder and introducer of all times. The naming of this clematis variety is a fitting tribute to the role played by the city of Nancy in the development of horticulture.
- Position
- Sunny, partial-shade
- Habit
- climbing
- Hardiness
- hardy (-25°C)
- Foliage
- deciduous
- Foliage colour
- green
- Flowering period
- 06 - 09
- Flowering colour
- purple
- Flower size
- 10 - 12 cm
Clematis from the SAPHYRA® range
The SAPHYRA ® Clematis range is equally suited to landscaped areas and smaller gardens.
The plants are short and well-branched, with moderate growth, and can be used on small structures (1.50 m high maximum), or as ground cover, in association with shrubs and perennials for example.
They flower abundantly from May to September-October, in sun or part-shade.
They are strong and easy to grow, with excellent resistance to disease and frost, and are easy to prune mechanically (cut back to 20 cm from the ground, and new stems will spring up naturally).
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Use :
Can be planted with a small trellis support against a wall or in pottery, or left free to cover the soil, in clumps or associated with other plants.
Very hardy.
Care :
Cut down short in early spring. Remove the faded flowers and pinch out to help the new flowers to form for the rest of the summer.