

Clematis texensis Duchess of Albany - Scarlet Leather Flower


Clematis texensis Duchess of Albany - Scarlet Leather Flower
Clematis texensis Duchess of Albany - Scarlet Leather Flower
Clematis texensis Duchess of Albany
Scarlet Leather Flower, Texas Clematis, Leatherflower
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Description
The Clematis Texensis 'Duchess of Albany' is a beautiful climbing clematis, reaching a height of 4m (13ft). It is appreciated for its long summer flowering in the shape of a pale pink tulip with a darker central vein.
This robust "Queen of the vines" develops deciduous leaves with 3 leaflets, oval in shape, dark green, 8cm (3in) long, carried by voluble stems that twine around their support with tendrils. From July to October, beautiful small single flowers with 6 tepals, bell-shaped, pale pink with a darker central vein, 5cm (2in) long, grow on the current year's branches. At the end of flowering, fruits appear topped with a silvery gray feathery style, very decorative.
The Clematis Texensis 'Duchess of Albany' likes a sandy-clay, light, deep, moist and fertile soil, in a sunny position with the base in shade. Plant ground cover plants to achieve this. Watch out for aphids!Plant this Texas Clematis on a bush with golden foliage, to bring a touch of colour contrast. Combine several species of clematis or marry it with a climbing rose!
Tips: Avoid excessive fertilisation that stimulates foliage growth at the expense of flowers. Do not mulch to avoid excessive moisture that promotes wilt disease.
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Botanical data
Clematis
texensis
Duchess of Albany
Ranunculaceae
Scarlet Leather Flower, Texas Clematis, Leatherflower
Cultivar or hybrid
Other Clematis Texensis
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Planting period
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Clematis
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