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Clematis Montana Elizabeth - Live Plants in a 2 Inch Pot - Pink Vine

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Clematis Montana Elizabeth (Clematis montana 'Elizabeth') is one of the most beloved and breathtakingly beautiful spring-flowering clematis varieties available, celebrated for its spectacular display of masses of soft, delicate pale pink flowers with a sweet vanilla-like fragrance that covers the entire vine in a glorious cascade of bloom from late spring to early summer. One of the most vigorous and free-flowering of all Clematis montana varieties, Elizabeth produces an almost overwhelming profusion of small to medium, four-petaled flowers in the softest, most luminous shell pink — a romantic, airy display of extraordinary beauty that transforms fences, pergolas, walls, and large garden structures into breathtaking floral spectacles for several glorious weeks each spring. Unlike repeat-blooming hybrid clematis, Montana Elizabeth delivers a single but truly spectacular annual flowering display that is among the most impressive of any climbing plant in the garden. A fast-growing and reliably hardy performer that establishes quickly and returns more abundantly each year. Plants arrive in 2 inch starter pots, well-rooted and ready to establish in your garden.
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