Clematis ‘Mrs Norman Thompson’ (3 litre pot)

Clematis ‘Mrs Norman Thompson’ is a deciduous climber, with blooms from early May until September, with repeat flowering throughout. It’s extremely eye-catching and has large star-shaped purple-blue flowers with dark central bars.

This Clematis uses twining leaf stalks to climb support structures and enjoys full or partial sunlight and can be positioned in a South, East or West direction.

It will take up to five years to achieve full height and spread, and it can be grown in containers, against pergolas, trellis and walls.

Plant the Clematis deep into fertile ground or a container with good compost, to avoid disease problems such as wilt and root rot.

When planting in the ground, we recommend a depth of twice the height of the pot provided to ground level and always plant at an angle and towards the supporting structure, as well providing support wires or framework to the wall or structure you intend to grow it against.

Remember to mulch in late winter and before new growth begins in early spring, we recommend cutting back the previous year’s stems to buds (approximately 8 inches /20cm above soil level).

Please browse our Climbers range for more Clematis inspiration.

Main features:

• 3 litre potted Clematis ‘Mrs Norman Thompson’
• Large star-shaped purple-blue flowers with dark central bars
• Height up to: 8.2ft (2.5m)
• Spread up to: 4.9ft (1.5m)
• Suitable for containers, walls, trellis or frames

Gardening notes:

• Full or partial sunlight (South, East or West facing)
• Plant in exposed or sheltered areas
• Plant deep and angle towards supporting structure
• Prone to wilt, powdery mildew, slugs, snails, aphids & caterpillars
• Prefers moist, well-drained soil

Additional information:

• Measurements are approximate