Clematis Taiga - Stunning Hardy Climbing Tiger Clematis florida 'Taiga'
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Previous Nominee for the Chelsea Flower Show Plant of the Year Award!
Say "hello Taiga", to the Clematis that thinks it is a Passion Flower! Just look at the masses of exotic looking blooms!
Be one of the first people in the world to grow this amazing new show stopper
Produces a profusion of luxuriant double two toned flowers
Fully hardy climber, growing bigger and better every year
Extremely free flowering up fences, trellis and more
Very easy to grow and care for
Palm sized flowers develop in three conspicuous stages until fully filled - a real spectacle
Flowers for many months every year over attractive green foliage
Gardening Express were delighted to exclusively introduce this fantastic brand new Clematis with flowers that look so stunning and exotic you could mistake it for a passion flower! We think it is one of the most stunning flowers you will ever see, plus these unique multi-layered blooms appear over a long period from June to September, turning walls and fences in to floral masterpieces.
Bred in Japan, this is a truly amazing flower, fully hardy and easy to grow and producing a myriad of exotic looking blooms with a unique look.
This is a game changer in the Clematis world and sure to be an overnight sensation.
Taiga - Japanese for River - will roar like a torrent (or a Tiger) with its colourful display, commanding attention.
Like a work of art, the flowers of Taiga change and transition as they grow, but of course they always look beautiful.
The unique blooms can not be matched by any other variety, the large purple-blue blooms are extremely decorative with every petal tipped in a paler shade.
Clematis Taiga will flower all summer long, so there will be ample opportunity to show off your new masterpiece.
Try it framing a pathway climbing over an arch, or perhaps trained on a trellis, fence or wall?
It can even be grown with a support in patio planters - no matter the size of your garden there is room for a Taiga or two!
This Clematis will thrive on good, well drained fertile soil in a bright sunny spot.
It can reach up to 200cms high with 100cm spread, and handle temperatures as low as -15c once well established.
If you buy just one new plant this year, make it Taiga, the unique Clematis that's sure to be a roaring success In your garden.
Clematis Taiga is recently introduced New variety, originally on sale exclusively through Gardening Express - we have stocks of this amazing new variety available ready to plant straight out in the garden, supplied in approx 1-2 litre containers.
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SO HAPPY.Dont hesitate
Wonderful, large , healthy plants
My Taiga
Stunning Taiger
However, this year, so far, I have had 7 large, amazing blooms that last so long, there are more buds appearing on a weekly basis. I absolutely love this exotic looking Clemetis, I’m thinking of purchasing a second plant. Everyone should have a Clemetis Taiger!
Clematis Triga
great bargain
Due to the season they were just bare sticks when they arrived but since the beginning of March they have been growing nice healthy looking leaves.
Cant wait for them to flower. Great service from GardeningExpress.
Gorgeous plant
Clematis Taiga
Looks very promising!
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Taiga Clematis Plants thrive in moist, well-drained soils, in full sun or partial shade. They're also good for container planting, being a relatively compact cultivar, although they will reach around 6-8ft (180-240cms) tall pretty quickly. Clematis do best when their roots are in a cool shaded spot, with their 'heads in the sun', so select the brightest position possible and mulch heavily to protect the roots. In particularly hot spots, try and select an area that offers some afternoon shade.
Clematis Taiga belongs to what is known as the third group of Clematis – a group including those Clematis varieties that tend to flower in late summer on fresh growth made that same year. Therefore, they required hard pruning and are best pruned in late winter or early spring. Stems should be cut back to a set of strong looking buds around 30cm (1ft) above ground level before new season growth commences each Spring.