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Good-sized purple flowers with a red bar and yellow anthers. The height and the flowering season vary depending on how you prune it (see below), so it's suitable for a range of locations.
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Like all clematis, it prefers cool roots while its head is in full sun or part shade. It thrives in alkaline to neutral, moisture-retentive, well-drained soil. Water well after planting and keep soil moist during dry weather for the first few growing seasons.
Like many colourful varieties, its flowers tend to fade in the sun, so partial shade is recommended.
You can prune him two ways. If you treat him as a Group 2, you might be rewarded with early, double flowers, at the expense of the main show in late summer, which is why treating him as a Group 3 seems to be standard, and this will also reduce the size quite a bit.
Support by tying into wires or trellis.