Clematis jackmanii Madame Baron Veillard HARDENBERGIA

Clematis jackmanii Madame Baron Veillard HARDENBERGIA

even gravelly and gritty (this little guy grows along the edges of streams in the Brindabella Ranges and Kosciuszko National Park)

The fruit is a dark purple to black berry 3–5 mm in diameter

well-drained soil which has generous amounts of well-rotted organic matter or compost applied to it before planting

Tidy form with masses of mauve flowers in spring

high quality

Automatically balances soil and potting mix acidity with regular use

Grows approx 2m x 2m in sun or dappled shade and will flower equally well in either position

The tulip-shaped flowers are light pink at the base of the petals and white on the inside

Fragrance: Strong with spicy clove and citrus tones

semi-double cerise blooms in September/October

A proven performer

Pink Ice is a hardy Protea and performs very well in Canberra's climate