Jung Seed Clematis Kilian Donahue

This means the plant produces flowers on the previous year's growth as well as the current season's new stems. This dual-blooming habit ensures you get a more consistent and prolonged display of flowers throughout the growing season.

This variety falls into Pruning Group 2. You should prune lightly in early spring, just as the leaf buds begin to swell, by removing dead or weak stems and trimming back the remaining stems to a pair of healthy buds.

Yes, it can thrive in a container, provided the pot is large enough to support its 8-10 foot mature height and has excellent drainage. Ensure you use a sturdy trellis or support structure within the pot for the vine to climb.

Yes, the blooms are dynamic. They start with striking ruby red centers and gradually shift through shades of fuchsia, eventually settling into a soft lavender with pink accents as they mature.

Because it is a vigorous climber reaching up to 10 feet, it requires a sturdy vertical structure like a trellis, arbor, or fence. Ensure the support has thin rungs or mesh that the clematis tendrils can easily wrap around.