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Clematis Piilu - Live Plants in a 2 Inch Pot - Double Pink Striped

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Clematis Piilu (Clematis 'Piilu'), whose name means "little duckling" in Estonian, is a delightfully charming and compact double-flowered clematis variety celebrated for its exceptionally pretty blooms — soft pink petals each marked with a deeper rose-pink central bar, produced in a fully double, multi-layered form on old wood in late spring and as attractive single flowers on new wood in late summer and fall. One of the most compact and well-mannered large-flowered clematis available, Piilu is perfectly proportioned for container growing, small garden spaces, obelisks, and compact trellis structures where its prettily striped double blooms can be appreciated at close range. Free-flowering, reliably hardy, and exceptionally easy to grow, Piilu combines the charming appeal of a striped bicolor clematis with the added luxury of fully double spring blooms — making it one of the most endearing and versatile clematis varieties available to home gardeners and collectors alike. Plants arrive in 2 inch starter pots, well-rooted and ready to establish in your garden.
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