Clematis 'Hagley Hybrid'

4" – 6" diameter pale mauve-pink flowers with purple-red or brown anthers. The flowers can fade to almost white in full sun so a semi shade position is best with a shady cool root run.

Sometimes known as 'Pink Chiffon'.

Flowers July, August and September.

Approximate maximum height 10ft (requires support).

Raised by Percy Picton , United Kingdom in 1945 and first introduced in 1956. (Percy Picton was at one time the Head Gardener at Hagley Hall).
Parentage: Unknown

Supplied as a pot grown plant grown in a 7cm pot.

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Clematis 'Hagley Hybrid'

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Pruning Of Clematis 'Hagley Hybrid'

Although this clematis will flower if left unpruned, it will soon become bare at the base and flowers will be produced well above head-height. This is ideal when growing into a tree, but for general use hard pruning is recommended. Each February, prune all stems back to approximately 30cm (12") from ground level, cutting just above an old leaf joint. New growth will soon appear, resulting in a plant which is green from top to bottom and with flowers at a more acceptable height.