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Clematis Acropolis - 1 Live Plant in a 2 Inch Pot - Dark Pink Flowering Vine for Garden Trellis Patio Containers - Clematis

$34.36

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Clematis Acropolis is a striking flowering vine prized for its bold dark pink blooms and elegant climbing habit. Shipped as live starter plants in 2 inch growers pots, this clematis is ready to be planted in the garden, trained on a trellis, or grown in a decorative outdoor container. Its vibrant flowers add vertical color to patios, fences, arbors, and landscape beds, making it a beautiful choice for gardeners looking to create height, texture, and seasonal interest.

Live Starter Plants: Includes live Clematis Acropolis starter plants grown in 2 inch growers pots, ready for transplanting into the garden or a larger container.
Bold Dark Pink Blooms: Produces eye-catching dark pink flowers that bring vivid color and elegant vertical interest to trellises, fences, arbors, and patios.
Climbing Garden Vine: A beautiful flowering vine ideal for training on supports, making it a standout choice for garden borders, entryways, and outdoor living spaces.
Sunlight and Watering: Grows best with full sun to part sun exposure; water consistently to keep soil evenly moist while avoiding overly soggy conditions.
Soil and Planting Care: Plant in well-draining, fertile soil with the root zone kept cool through mulch or companion planting for strong establishment and healthy growth.

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