Clematis Corinne is a good choice for bright shade where gardens are lacking full sun. Gracefully meandering over fences, trellises or through shrubbery; Clematis supply vertical interest.
After planting it is important not to allow the plant to dry out; especially until it has become well established. It is always better to apply a good quantity of water when needed rather than frequent small amounts which would only serve to encourage root growth too near to the surface of the soil. If planting into pots it is even more important not to allow them to dry out, but adequate drainage must be provided to avoid waterlogging in winter. We would recommend using a good quality compost such as John Innes No.3 which will provide stability and nutrients over a longer period.
Pruning Type 2 - In this group all first flowering comes from last season's ripening stems. In early Spring watch for swelling leaf buds beginning to show. Cut all dead material off above these swelling buds. Be sure all growth is tied to the trellis, etc.
Using an organic fertiliser or alternatively a mycorrhizal fungus at this stage will aid plant establishment.
Clematis contains an irritating glycosides, and when ingested by pets, can cause drooling, vomiting and diarrhea. Thankfully, this plant has a very bitter taste, which deters most pets from consuming large amounts. Clematis Corinne is a good choice for bright shade where gardens are lacking full sun. Gracefully meandering over fences, trellises or through shrubbery; Clematis supply vertical interest.
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