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(Clematis) A flurry of color for your fence or trellis. MY ANGEL™ Clematis is a small flowering clematis that is not small on color. Standing 6-9 foot tall, MY ANGEL™ is a hardy woody climber with purple stems and a multitude of 1 1/2 inch flowers. The nodding blooms are red/purple on the outside and burst open to a yellow bloom.MY ANGEL™ is a long blooming variety starting in June and flowering until September. In the Fall MY ANGEL™ vine is blessed with seed heads that are white and numerous. Planted in full sun to part shade, we recommend keeping the roots shaded and uniformly moist. Plants should be trimmed back in the late fall to approximately 8-12", MY ANGEL™ blooms off of current seasons growth. - More Info
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MY ANGEL™ Clematis 'Engelina'
Common Name Clematis USDA Hardiness Zone 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Plant Type Perennial Sun Exposure Full Sun (+6 hrs.), Part Shade (4-6 hrs.) Soil Moisture Needs Moderate, Moist Nature Attractions Bee-Friendly, Butterflies, Hummingbirds Critter Resistance Deer, Rabbit Flower Color Yellow Shades Attributes Cut Flower or Foliage, Deciduous Design Use Trellis or Wall Growth Habit Climbing Season of Interest (Flowering) Summer Prune Group Group 3 - Reviews
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Customer Reviews
- WOW! Review by Minna R | Zone: 6b
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Wow, I love this plant. I bought this plant before from some so called big garden center. When it arrived, it was just a little stick, of course it died. But this plant is big! It has leaves on and it is beautiful. I just know this plant will do well. I wish I would have found GARDEN CROSSING first. (Posted on 4/30/2016)Quality - Water, Plant, Water Review by Dorothy H | Zone: 6a
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I just received this plant. Followed the instructions, watered it, planted it, and watered it again. The leaves have turned green and it is growing up the ladder I provided for it. (Posted on 8/16/2014)Quality - Unique! Review by Gwen | Zone: 5
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All though the blossoms are tiny they are so unique! And I enjoy the uniqueness. It makes an excellent mid high natural wall when placing two trellises next to each other. It has proven to be a very hardy clematis. In fact, once established it becomes quite thick and you do need to keep it in check. If you enjoy something unique then this one is definitely different. (Posted on 7/7/2009)Quality
- Homeowner Tips
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Learn more about growing tips, clematis prune groups and how to care for your MY ANGEL® Clematis and other Clematis. See How to care for Clematis.
For general growing tips and how to care for your perennials. View Garden Crossings How to care for Perennials page.
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