Clematis texensis 'Princess Kate'

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Upright, trumpet shaped white flowers with a lovely purple reverse appear in abundance towards the end of summer. Cut them and use them in your vase arrangements - it's an unusual thing to do but they are excellent for it. More
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Upright, trumpet shaped white flowers with a lovely purple reverse appear in abundance towards the end of summer. Cut them and use them in your vase arrangements – it's an unusual thing to do but they are excellent for it.

Genus Clematis
Group/Species texensis
Variety Princess Kate syn. Zoprika (PBR)
Type Deciduous Climber
Common Name Clematis
Border Position Climber
Soil Type Fertile, Neutral
Scent Unscented
Site Full Sun, Part Shade
Moisture Moist but Well-drained
Height 2.5m (8ft 2in)
Spacing 1m (3ft)
Sowing, Seeds, Planting Clematis prefer moist, well-drained soil with the base of the plant in shade and growth tips in light. Add plenty of organic matter to the soil before planting. Try mulching around the base to offer protection from heat and light. Will require support on a wall or in the border over which it can climb.
Care Tips Pruning group 3 - flowers on the current season's growth so cut back hard in early spring to a healthy pair of buds 30cm (12in) above the ground and apply a mulch of compost or well-rotted manure. Tie in new shoots to a trellis or other suitable support. Will benefit from a regular liquid feed throughout the growing season. Read Sarah's article for more information on how to prune clematis.
Flowering August - October
Harvesting Flower production 3 months
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
  • Sow Under Cover/Plant Indoors
  • Direct Sow/Plant Outdoors
  • Flowers/Harvest
Advice
Clematis for every month of the year

Find out how to have at least one clematis in flower all 12 months of the year with Sarah's guide.

How to prune clematis

 Learn how to prune your clematis plant with this simple guide.

How to plant and grow clematis

Transform a pergola or wall with wonderful clematis, or be more adventurous and plant one of them through a tree.

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Clematis texensis 'Princess Kate' reviews

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Reviewed 20th April 2020 by Janice

Nice plant now growing well

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Reviewed 3rd August 2019 by James

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Reviewed 2nd August 2019 by Gillian

Has struggled to get going, but now is producing a few flowers, very pretty.

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Reviewed 1st August 2019 by Sandra

Loved this new clematis, established quickly and was quite floriculture in its first year

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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Pat

Wonderful healthy plant on arrival. It has thrived in my garden and is happily romping through a burgundy twisted hazel. Love it.

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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Anne

growing happily and I look forward to it flowering in due course.

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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Carol

Arrived promptly and well protected. I love the texenis varieties of clematis. I've temporarily potted it on. Flowered well and beautiful shape. Possibly not in full sun as the purple flowers faded a little.

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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Clare

Beautiful flower in form and colour

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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Alison

A new one for me, absolutely gorgeous

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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Jackie

This was my worse purchase ever. Would never have looked at it in a garden centre. It should have been in the greatly reduced section. However, on complaining to the company my money was refunded and I thank you. I doubt that SR herself would ever have considered sending out a (costly) plant in that condition.

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