Clematis Bees Jubilee - Live Starter Plants in 2 Inch Growers Pots - Bold and Beautiful Flowering Vine Perfect for Patio Or Garden

Bees' Jubilee brings two spectacular bloom periods to the garden, showing off beautiful sepals in varied shades of white and pastel pink with bars of soft pink to dark cerise. The flowers are large on a medium-sized vine, perfect for filling containers or growing up a trellis or arch. English gardeners love this Clematis, often letting it amble through garden beds. Clematis 'Bees' Jubilee' shows off loads of 6–8″ mauve-pink flowers with deep pink bars put on a powerful display in early summer, with repeat bloom later in the season. A compact grower and very showy. Best in partial shade. Pruning group 2. For beautiful colors, extravagance of blooms, and graceful habit, nothing compares with Clematis, the queen of the flowering vines. Whether used on posts or fences, clambering through shrubs and trees, or following wire frames in borders, they will enrich the landscape. Give them good soil, reasonable moisture, and shade at their roots.br> Clematis is an eager climber, adding color to trellises, arbors, lampposts or mailboxes. These vines want sun on their foliage and flowers but appreciate having their “feet” in the shade. Bees Jubilee is a compact plant that is suited for containers. It makes an excellent cut flower and the seedheads are beautiful too! Blooms in late spring and again in mid summer.

• Bees' Jubilee brings two spectacular bloom periods to the garden, showing off beautiful sepals in varied shades of white and pastel pink with bars of soft pink to dark cerise. The flowers are large on a medium-sized vine, perfect for filling containers or growing up a trellis or arch. English gardeners love this Clematis, often letting it amble through garden beds.
• Clematis 'Bees' Jubilee' shows off loads of 6–8″ mauve-pink flowers with deep pink bars put on a powerful display in early summer, with repeat bloom later in the season. A compact grower and very showy. Best in partial shade. Pruning group 2.
• For beautiful colors, extravagance of blooms, and graceful habit, nothing compares with Clematis, the queen of the flowering vines. Whether used on posts or fences, clambering through shrubs and trees, or following wire frames in borders, they will enrich the landscape. Give them good soil, reasonable moisture, and shade at their roots.
• Clematis is an eager climber, adding color to trellises, arbors, lampposts or mailboxes. These vines want sun on their foliage and flowers but appreciate having their “feet” in the shade.
• Bees Jubilee is a compact plant that is suited for containers. It makes an excellent cut flower and the seedheads are beautiful too! Blooms in late spring and again in mid summer.