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Clematis Etoile Rose - Live Plants in a 2 Inch Pot - Cerise Pink Vine

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Clematis Etoile Rose (Clematis 'Etoile Rose') is a captivating and richly colored Texensis group clematis variety prized for its elegant, nodding tulip-shaped flowers in deep, jewel-toned cerise-pink to rose-magenta — small to medium, bell-shaped blooms with thick, slightly recurving petals edged with a delicate silvery-pink margin that frames each flower with a refined, luminous border of exceptional beauty. Named for the French word for star, Etoile Rose produces its charming star-like tulip blooms in remarkable abundance from midsummer right through to early fall — one of the longest and most generous blooming seasons of any Texensis clematis — delivering a rich, warm, jewel-toned cerise-pink display of extraordinary charm and color intensity. The unique, nodding form of the blooms sways beautifully in the garden breeze, creating a dynamic, ever-moving floral display that is as enchanting in motion as it is beautiful in form. Introduced in 1903 and still widely regarded as one of the finest and most beautiful Texensis clematis ever introduced, Etoile Rose remains a prized collector's variety and a timeless garden classic. Plants arrive in 2 inch starter pots, well-rooted and ready to establish in your garden.
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