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Clematis Hagley Hybrid - Live Plants in a 2 Inch Pot - Rose Pink

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Clematis Hagley Hybrid (Clematis 'Hagley Hybrid') is a beloved and exceptionally reliable large-flowered clematis variety celebrated for its abundant display of soft rose-pink blooms — broad, gently rounded petals in a warm, dusky pink tone with a subtle mauve undertone and a contrasting cluster of deep maroon-red stamens that add rich depth and definition to each flower. One of the most free-flowering and easy-to-grow clematis varieties available, Hagley Hybrid produces continuous flushes of soft pink flowers from early summer right through to early fall — an extraordinarily long blooming season that makes it a favorite among gardeners seeking dependable, season-long color. Compact, vigorous, and remarkably tolerant of a range of growing conditions including partial shade, this classic variety has earned its place as one of the most widely recommended clematis for beginners and experienced gardeners alike. Plants arrive in 2 inch starter pots, well-rooted and ready to establish in your garden.
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