New for 2025
Description
A delectable soft pink, star-shaped bloom, with complementary red anthers, of generous proportions, 12-14cm, cover the plant from May to July and again in September. Flowers profusely down the stems giving excellent flower coverage over the fully height of the plant.
A very full, bushy plant, height 90-120cm.
Simple pruning technique, cut back to 6” (15cm) in late winter/spring, will produce a captivating display, year, after year.
Grow in a container or front to mid border on a framework or grow through other plants.
Clematis Bridgewater™ EviGsy155(PBR) was selected by Sue Biggs CBE, Director General of the Royal Horticultural Society to commemorate the RHS’s fifth public display garden, RHS Garden Bridgewater, in the 154 acre site of former Worsley New Hall Estate in Salford, Greater Manchester, England. You will find a plant at each of the Royal Horticultural Society public display gardens.
This is our 5th release from our new 2014 breeding programme and the principles we have in place and the direction of our selective breeding is offering the world a reliable source of outstanding forms of our modern clematis. From compact plants which flower freely from base to tip, repeat blooms from 2nd through to sometime 4th sets of buds down the stem. Varieties that keep producing new flower buds as they grow and new and exciting colour breaks. All of these attributes are the culmination of a life-times passion and work from Raymond J Evison and his team and the reason why we are market leaders for clematis. Make sure you keep up-to-date with our latest news via our websites and social media accounts.
Link to Growing Guides and Planting Ideas.
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Late Spring into summer, then late summer into early autumn (Fall)
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Any site with partial shade
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3-4 ft. (90-120cm)
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Reduce all stems down to 6" (15cm) late winter/early Spring. Pictorial pruning guide
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Zones 4-9 USA, Fully Hardy in UK.
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compact patio.
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