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Clematis Rosemoor - Live Plants in a 2 Inch Pot - Deep Red Climber

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Clematis Rosemoor (Clematis 'Rosemoor') is a boldly colored and deeply saturated large-flowered clematis variety celebrated for its richly colored, deep crimson-red to dark ruby-red blooms — large, velvety flowers with broad, overlapping petals in a warm, deeply jewel-toned red that delivers exceptional color depth and intensity on any garden structure. Named in honor of the celebrated RHS Garden Rosemoor in Devon, England, this outstanding variety combines the deep, sumptuous red coloring that clematis collectors prize most with strong, vigorous growth and a reliable, generous repeat-blooming season. A vigorous and dependable repeat bloomer, Rosemoor produces its first lavish flush of deeply colored red flowers in late spring to early summer, followed by a generous second flush in late summer and fall — delivering bold, richly saturated red color across an extended season that pairs magnificently with cream, white, and soft pink companions for maximum visual contrast. Easy to grow and reliably hardy across a wide range of climates, Clematis Rosemoor is an outstanding collector's variety and a beautiful tribute to one of England's most celebrated gardens. Plants arrive in 2 inch starter pots, well-rooted and ready to establish in your garden.
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