Blooming Brilliant
‘Boulevard’ Clematis Compact flower towers lasting 6 months every year! BUY 2 GET 1 FREE!
Compact ‘Boulevard’ Clematis produce a torrent of bright, star- shaped blooms for 6 months every year!
Expertly bred for their compact habit and precocious flowering nature, you‘ll get massive colour impact from limited space. Perfect for small spaces in pots or containers, they will enliven any terraced garden, patio, balcony or conservatory throughout summer. Supplied in 3 spectacular colours, as 10.5cm specimens.
✔ Boulevard Patio Clematis – THE perfect varieties for pots
✔ Supplied nursery fresh – just about to burst into colour!
✔ For 6 months of flower – each year
✔ Bred by Chelsea Flower Show Gold Medal Winner Raymond Evison
✔ Grows to just 4ft tall, totally winter hardy and guaranteed for life!
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‘Nubia’TM 10.5CM POT
ITEM: 550166£9.99 ‘Nubia’
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Patio Clematis Collection
3 X 10.5CM POTS (1 OF EACH)
£19.97 ITEM: 550371
Was £29.97
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“Smothered in blooms throughout summer... the perfect Head Gardener varieties for patio containers!”
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This feed is a balanced feed which promotes the growth and flowering of clematis and other climbing plants such as honeysuckle, trachelospermum, passion flowers and ivies. The feed is rich in natural nutrients, to encourage strong, healthy growth and promotes more flowers and vibrant blooms.
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