Bicolor blooms with upward-curling sepals create a star-shaped, passionflower-like appearance for visual interest
Reliable cold hardiness to less than 10°F ensures survival in northern climates
Excellent reblooming performance allows multiple seasons of flowering
Attracts hummingbirds and is resistant to rabbits and deer for low-maintenance care
Fast-growing and easy to prune for extended reblooming and compacted growth
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Introduced at the 2017 Chelsea Flower Show in England, Taiga shocked the gardening world with blooms unlike any seen before on a Clematis vine. These bicolor flowers have unusual sepals that curve upward for a star–shaped bloom that looks almost like a passion flower. Unique from the moment it opens, the flower form continues to change an
Height
2–2.5 m
Width
1–2 m
Hardiness Zone
6a
Sun Exposure
Full sun, partial shade
Flower Color
Deep purple with white tips
Pruning Group
3
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Unfortunately it died. I planted it as soon as it arrived. 2 weeks later it is dead. Normally, I don’t have that happen with Spring Hill. There plants are usually reliable
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Janis · 3 days ago
Took Almost 2 Months for my Oder to Arrive and All Were Dried Up Roots! Planted Anyway, Just For Giggles! Very Costly Waste of Time