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Bees Jubilee Clematis

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  • Soft pink flowers
  • Large, open star, overlapping petals
  • Mild scented
  • Repeat flowering
  • Grows to 2.5m x 1m
  • Pruning group 2
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Description

Clematis 'Bees Jubilee'

'Bees Jubilee' Clematis are a beautiful variety that produces masses of stunning large soft pink flowers, which intensify with their striking crimson bars. These make a delightful and unusual cut flower.

A really versatile clematis, it can be grown in sun or partial shade, where the colour of the flower is said to intensify. A hard worker it, will flower through May, June and September providing a really valuable splash of colour throughout the growing season.

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Great for your garden:

'Bees Jubilee' Clematis are great for growing in partial shade, meaning it's a brilliant choice for growing through another later flowering climber such as a climbing rose.

Because of its compact nature it can squeeze into the tiniest of gardens, in a container on a patio or even trained along a balcony. This Clematis comes with the highly regarded RHS Award of Garden Merit.

'Bees Jubilee' Clematis characteristics.

  • Flower colour: Soft pink with intense pink bar
  • Flower shape: Large, open star, overlapping petals
  • Fragrance: Mild
  • Repeating: Yes
  • Approximate flowering season: May - September
  • Final height and spread: 2.5m x 1m
  • Pruning Group 2
  • RHS Award for Garden Merit

Look out for:

No specific problems known.

Trivia:

'Bees Jubilee' was bred in 1958 to celebrate 25 years of Bees of Chester, a nursery started by Arthur Kilpin Bulley. He was responsible for funding many trips to far-flung lands, particularly China, on plant and seed collecting expeditions, and is highly regarded for his great contributions to the quest for new plants and varieties.

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Planting Instructions

How to grow 'Bees Jubilee' Clematis:

'Bees Jubilee' Clematis can be grown easily following our Clematis planting tips.

  • Can be planted facing any aspect provided it is sheltered from winds. Likes partial shade.
  • Soil must be well drained but moist and fertile.
  • Requires support through wires, trellis or frame.
  • Particularly effective when planted with another vigorous climber such as a climbing or rambling rose.
  • Good for training over medium and large garden shrubs.
  • Can be planted in a large container in good quality compost. Must be fed regularly through growing season.