

Clematis - texensis Etoile Rose
Clematis 'texensis Etoile Rose'
PL# 3147Size: Starter Size
Quantity
1 ready to ship · 24 available for pre-order — orders over 1 ship as a pre-order from Feb 1, 2027
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About This Plant
Clematis texensis Etoile Rose has smaller nodding blooms that flowers in abundance from july/aug to october time. It has hundreds of flowers on for this long late season. This is one of those clematis that is in deliberation amongst the heads of the 'clematis world' as to whether its a texensis or a viticella The Main attributes, such as the fact that it has 'Urn shaped' or 'Trumpet / flute shaped' flowers and the fact that they nod, along with the re-curved tepals are all common traits of the 'Texensis' species/group. But the fact that one of the parents is from the viticella group and the other is from the texensis group and that some of the buds do nod, would indicate that it is more part of the 'viticella' group. So we are unsure but by pure looks and habit alone we feel it needs to stay in our texensis group
Plant Details
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Our Tips & Recommendations
Planting Tip
Clematis love "cool feet, warm heads." Mulch the root zone well and position so the vine can climb into sunlight. Plant the crown 2–3 inches below soil level.
Pruning by Group
Know your pruning group! Group 1 blooms on old wood (light trim after flowering), Group 2 is light prune in late winter, Group 3 gets a hard prune to 12 inches in early spring.
Watering
Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged, especially during the first year. A 2–3 inch layer of mulch helps retain moisture and keep roots cool.
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