Clematis confett

Clematis viticella cv. confett

Flower name
Clematis confett
Scientific name
Clematis viticella cv. confett
Alias
Place of origin Horticultural variety in UK
Place of floweringGarden, Botanical Gardens
Flowering seasonMay, June, July, August, September, October
Language of flowersNoble-minded

What is Clematis confett

Clematis confett (scientific name: Clematis viticella cv. confett) is a cold-tolerant flea frond perennial of the family ranunculaceae. It is a clematis that is strong against
t pruning of the biticera strain (new branch bloom) created in the UK in 2004. A lot of bell-shaped small pink flowers come in bloom. Leaves fall to bronze in autumn.

Common name: Clematis 'Confetti' ((scientific name: Clematis viticella 'Confetti', Plant height: 300 to 400 cm, Leaf form: 3 out double leaves,or 2 out 3 double leaves, wound around other with petiole, edge of leaf: small leaf is full edge, phylogeny: opposite life, inflorescence: single Raw, flower diameter: 5 cm, flowering stage: May-October, flower color (in fact, vermilion): shape of peach, flower shape: bell shape, note: toxic to stems and leaves.