Double Rose™ Clematis

Create a very special retreat away from the stress and hectic pace of modern life. Vining plants like Double Rose™ Clematis (Clematis 'CleminovA29') add a very lush look to your outdoor space...but only require a small footprint.

Exquisite blooms cover this bloom factory from early summer all the way through fall! Bushy and compact in habit, you'll be amazed how showy the deeper pink banks look across each pale pink sepal.

Sepals surround a purple-tipped boss of stamens. While seemingly simple in shape, their sheer reblooming abundance and graceful coloration make them a delight.

Butterflies certainly approve, and you'll have a hit on your hands with these reliable nectar resources. Double Rose is a wonderful choice to help support local pollinators.

Grow them in containers, or in the ground. These are a great gift plant to use as a housewarming gift...they'll fit in any size yard or balcony.

Decorate your life with their long-lasting blooms. It's no wonder that professional garden designers cherish this unique variety.

Keep them in patio pots to study their charming display up close. Or, let them run over bare ground to become an exceptional groundcover.

Their tight, compact habit never outgrows its space. In fact, you may want more than one to tie all your landscaping together.

This variety is one of the daintiest we offer. Stick with Double Rose, or intertwine them with Climbing Roses and other Clematis for a bespoke collection that is personalized to fit your mood.

You'll never, ever grow tired of these pretty blooms that are both sophisticated and sweet. Perennial Double Rose Clematis comes back for you year after year.

This choice works beautifully with many garden styles. The pure form can go Asian Zen; but its abundant flower power is great in a Cottage Garden.

Double Rose Clematis makes it so easy to achieve a designer look. Order yours from our vine experts today!

How to Use Double Rose™ Clematis in the Landscape

Use one in a small outdoor hanging basket for a memorable setting. These can be placed throughout your patio area as a common thread to tie the entire design together.

In a larger outdoor pot, try several of them around the edge. You'll love the way they "Spill" over and soften the look.

Try this idea at the edge of raised garden beds, too. It's easy to tuck one or more here and there to cascade over the side.

Go ahead and plant Double Rose wherever you want to pump up the color. Where it's not feasible to make major changes to mature landscaping...try this plant as a jumpstart to a brand new look.

You'll appreciate their flowers running through a mature stand of groundcover Juniper. Or, create a narrow planting strip at the base of a tall Spruce or Pine.

Run them all along the underskirts of your foundation Yews. These nimble vines deliver a delicate look, but are extremely cold-hardy and heat tolerant.

At the edge of a mixed border, grow them on woven willow edging panels. Double Rose can be trained up on a myriad of found objects and one-of-a-kind architectural salvage, too.

Surprisingly easy-care, this plant is a great choice for beginners. Follow the planting requirements, and snip it back once a year.

Leverage their free-flowering to entice pollinators at the edge of Victory Gardens. You'll boost your production of annual veggies and fruiting trees.

Please be patient with Clematis. They'll follow the old adage..."the first year they creep, the second year they leap and the third year they'll leap".

Once their roots are well-established in your soil, they'll take off and never look back. This gorgeous variety will win your heart.

Use them to hide any "leggy" bare stems of shrubs, or mix and match with just about any other perennial. Double Rose Clematis is a great mixer that makes other blooming plants look even better.

#ProPlantTips for Care

Clematis do best with full sun on their leaves, and a cool moist root system in partial shade. In the warmest areas, give them shade in the afternoon.

Well-drained soil is important, as Clematis won't tolerate standing water. They like moist soil, but resent sopping wet soil.

If you are growing them on a support, place it securely before you plant. We highly recommend Nature Hills Root Booster to help the feeder roots gain live-long efficiency to access micronutrients from the soil.

Container-grown and in-ground plants both need a consistent amount of water. Apply wood mulch over their root zones, but keep it pulled back away from the stems.

Prune this variety in early spring, trimming down to live buds. This variety blooms on new growth from the current season.

It's a wonderful petite plant that lives large. Order today and let Double Rose Clematis make you smile season after season.