Evergreen Armand Clematis Plants
Evergreen Armand Clematis Plants
Evergreen Clematis armandii has glossy evergreen foliage and fragrant white flowers in early spring.
It doesn't need pruning, although some trimming will encourage strong new growth. If you need a smaller clematis, or one for more exposed sites, take a look at other varieties in our Clematis collection.
Garden Design Ideas
Clematis Armandii will be happiest in alkaline or neutral soil Flowers most profusely in sheltered spots. It does very well trained horizontally, along eaves for example, and is very vigorous, growing up through large trees. It can also look great over a post or trellis, wall or arch. Catch the fragrance as you pass by.
When young, it grows thick, bronze foliage. It doesn't need pruning but you can cut it back low to encourage new flowers at lower levels or just to keep it in shape
Features
- Open creamy white flowers with a classic look
- Scented
- Evergreen foliage
- Flowers March-May
- Young leaves are bronze
- Lovely silvery seed heads
- Height up to 9m
- Spread up to 3m
- Avoid windy, exposed areas
- Type: Armandii
- Habit: Climber
- Pruning group 1
History & Trivia
Introduced from China by Ernest Wilson in 1900 and named for Pere Armand David, a French missionary. Pere David was the first Westerner to see a panda. He also introduced numerous animal and plant species to Europe, including new gentians, and gerbils.
Wilson himself was also a formidable collector, bringing around 2000 species back to the UK. Clematis Armandii was a discovery of his first expedition to China.
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Evergreen Armand Clematis Plants
Evergreen Clematis armandii has glossy evergreen foliage and fragrant white flowers in early spring.
It doesn't need pruning, although some trimming will encourage strong new growth. If you need a smaller clematis, or one for more exposed sites, take a look at other varieties in our Clematis collection.
Garden Design Ideas
Clematis Armandii will be happiest in alkaline or neutral soil Flowers most profusely in sheltered spots. It does very well trained horizontally, along eaves for example, and is very vigorous, growing up through large trees. It can also look great over a post or trellis, wall or arch. Catch the fragrance as you pass by.
When young, it grows thick, bronze foliage. It doesn't need pruning but you can cut it back low to encourage new flowers at lower levels or just to keep it in shape
Features
- Open creamy white flowers with a classic look
- Scented
- Evergreen foliage
- Flowers March-May
- Young leaves are bronze
- Lovely silvery seed heads
- Height up to 9m
- Spread up to 3m
- Avoid windy, exposed areas
- Type: Armandii
- Habit: Climber
- Pruning group 1
History & Trivia
Introduced from China by Ernest Wilson in 1900 and named for Pere Armand David, a French missionary. Pere David was the first Westerner to see a panda. He also introduced numerous animal and plant species to Europe, including new gentians, and gerbils.
Wilson himself was also a formidable collector, bringing around 2000 species back to the UK. Clematis Armandii was a discovery of his first expedition to China.
