Lasurstern Clematis Plants
The details
- Large, lavender blue flowers
- Mild scented
- Repeat flowering
- Grows to 3m x 1m
- Type: Early large-flowered
- Habit: Climber
- Pruning group 2
- RHS Award of Garden Merit
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Description
Lasurstern Clematis
Lasurstern Clematis is a truly exotic looker, covered in enormous flowers up to 25cm in diameter from May to June, with a second flush in September. The blooms are an exquisite shade of clear lavender blue, with deep pleated midribs and crimped edges.
After the show of flowers, the large lime-yellow anthers remain to produce an attractive display of seedheads through the autumn and into winter.
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Great for your garden
Lasurstern is a perfect clematis to climb over smaller structures such as trellis or pergolas where it looks particularly good when grown with complimentary coloured roses. It is also vigorous enough to grow through trees or large shrubs.
It was awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit due to its brilliant performance and easy of cultivation.
Characteristics:
- Flower colour: Lavender blue
- Flower shape: Huge, open star, overlapping petals
- Fragrance: Mild
- Repeating: Yes
- Approximate flowering season: May - June, September
- Final height and spread: 3m x 1m
- Type: Early large-flowered
- Habit: Climber
- Pruning group 2
- RHS Award for Garden Merit
Look out for:
As with all Clematis you could find caterpillars, earwigs and aphids making an appearance. Remove by hand if you can, or spray for heavy infestations.
Planting Instructions
How to grow Lasurstern Clematis:
Lasurstern Clematis can be grown easily following our Clematis planting tips.Did You Know?
Lasurstern was bred by Goos and Koenemann, a renowned German nursery and clematis breeder, in around 1905. It has also been sold as Étoile d'Azur (Azure Star).
Max Goos and August Koenemann were great friends who shared a delight in flowers, winning awards and accolades for their many contributions to the plant world, especially for their work on breeding Irises, bringing to market some of the best loved varieties.
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