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Clematis Mrs George Jackman is a stunning deciduous climber, it has beautiful creamy white double flowers with brown stamens in the late spring and early summer and single flowers in the Autumn.
Key Features
Plant Type: Deciduous Climber
Plant Height & Spread: 200cm
Foliage Colour: Dark Green/Green
Foliage Type: Deciduous
Seasons of Interest: Summer - Autumn
Soil Condition: Well-drained, Fertile
Planting Position: Full Sun/Partial Shade
Plant Care & Advice
Water regularly during periods of dry weather in the first few seasons after planting. Clematis climb by twisting their leaf stalks around supports, so it is necessary to provide some form of support when growing against walls and solid fences such as trellis or mesh, for the clematis to twine around. Ensure the support protrudes from the wall by at least 2.5cm (1in), to enable the climber to scramble over it. To avoid the development of a straggly single stem and to encourage branching lower down, cut back all newly planted clematis to 15-30cm (6in-1ft) from ground level in February or March, cutting just above a bud. The key to growing clematis is to keep the roots cool by shading them with low perennials, ground cover or mulch.
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