Sweet Summer Love Clematis
Clematis x 'Sweet Summer Love'
Images shown may be of mature plants.
Sweet Summer Love Clematis
Clematis x 'Sweet Summer Love'
Planted in bunches, the Sweet Summer Love Clematis can sprout thousands of sweet scented flowers used to cover garden structures and climb outdoor walls.
- Accents areas of your landscape with bell shaped flowers!
- Great for Fences and Arbors
- Attracts Butterflies!
- Vigorous Grower
Product Details
Growing Zones 4-9
| Soil Type | Well Drained |
| Sunlight | Full, Partial |
| Drought Tolerance | Semi |
| Mature Height | 10-15 Feet |
| Mature Width | 6-10 Feet |
| Growth Rate | moderate |
| Fall Color | Purple |
| Bloom Color | Purple |
| Shipping Restriction | AZ |
The Sweet Summer Love Clematis is a the perfect blooming vine with a spectacular show of fragrant cranberry blooms that mature into a violet purple flower packing a punch of sweet scent.
As a popular Proven Winners® selection, expect this flowering vine to be carefree and a long bloomer. The Sweet Summer Love Clematis gives off a Vanilla scent in hotter temperatures. This Clematis doesn't mind some shade and will be sure to bring nearby butterflies and hummingbirds to the garden for a visit.
Planted in bunches, the Sweet Summer Love Clematis can sprout thousands of sweet scented flowers used to cover garden structures and climb outdoor walls. This species of Clematis blooms over a month earlier than the rest and that carries on into the fall season.
Sweet Summer Love Clematis FAQ
When Should I Plant A Sweet Summer Clematis?
The spring season is the optimal time to prune your clematis, just on time to clear out space for the lower buds to start growing out.
What Are Good Companion Plants For This Vine?
Groundcover roses, dianthus and miscanthus maiden grass all pair well with clematis planted along walkways and borders.
When Does This Clematis Bloom?
Expect lush pink blooms throughout the summer.
Sweet Summer Love Clematis Care
The Sweet Summer Love Clematis loves its lighting conditions from part shade to full sun. Shady areas generally produce more purple tones in the blooms.
Clematis prefer shaded areas with cover to protect their root system with well drained, neutral soil so be sure check your ph levels.
Plant your Sweet Summer Love Clematis a minimum of 4' apart for proper spacing. This flowering vine can do well grown in a container and even paired with other climbing species such as roses. The spring season is the optimal time to prune your Clematis, just on time to clear out space for the lower buds to start growing out.
Landscape ideas
Have your Sweet Summer Love Clematis grow up onto garden walls, arbors and other outdoor structures in the landscape. Great focal point for bases of small trees or around shrub sections. This specimen is known best for sprouting tons of colorful blooms amongst outdoor patios, walkways and on fences.
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