• A potted climbing Clematis Pink Champagne with green leaves and buds, supported by dark stakes, in a black nursery pot with a small hanging tag showing a purple flower and another tag near the base.
  • Pink flowers with yellow centers in a garden setting
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Clematis Pink Champagne

Clematis Pink Champagne

Pink Champagne Clematis

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Clematis 'Pink Champagne' is a striking large-flowered clematis producing masses of vibrant deep pink to rosy-magenta flowers, each highlighted by a lighter central bar and contrasting stamens. The large, eye-catching blooms make this an excellent climber for adding a serious splash of colour to fences, trellises, pergolas and garden structures.

Flowering from late spring into summer, with the potential for another flush later in the season, 'Pink Champagne' combines beautifully with roses and other flowering climbers. Its manageable size also makes it a great option for smaller gardens or growing in a large container with suitable climbing support.

Like most clematis, 'Pink Champagne' likes its head in the sun and its roots kept cool. Give it something to climb, keep the root zone mulched and moist, and it'll reward you with an impressive display of oversized pink flowers.

Why You'll Love It

  • Large, vibrant deep pink flowers
  • Striking lighter central bars through each petal
  • Flowers from late spring into summer
  • Can produce a second flush of flowers
  • Perfect for fences, arches, pergolas and trellises
  • Beautiful grown through climbing roses
  • Compact enough for smaller gardens
  • Can be grown in a large container with support

  • Expected 5 Year Height 3.0 M Width 1.5 M

Is Clematis Pink Champagne suitable for my garden?

Clematis Pink Champagne is best suited in a position that gets

  • Full sun

Clematis Pink Champagne is

Clematis Pink Champagne will thrive in soil that is

  • Normal
  • Free draining
  • Nutrient rich

How to establish your Clematis Pink Champagne?

Position
Plant in full sun to partial shade. Clematis generally perform best when their upper growth receives plenty of sunlight while their roots remain cool and shaded.

A layer of mulch or low-growing plants around the base can help protect the root zone from excessive summer heat.

Soil
Plant in fertile, moisture-retentive but free-draining soil enriched with compost or other organic matter. Clematis dislike sitting in waterlogged soil but also perform poorly if allowed to dry out completely.

Planting
Plant deeply, positioning the crown approximately 5–10cm below the surrounding soil level. Deep planting can encourage additional shoots to develop from below ground and provides some protection if stems are damaged.

Provide a trellis, wire, obelisk or other narrow support for the leaf stalks to wrap around as the plant grows.

Watering
Water regularly while establishing and during hot, dry weather. Consistent summer moisture is particularly important while the plant is actively growing and flowering.

Feeding

Apply a balanced fertiliser in spring as new growth begins. An additional feed during the growing season can help support repeat flowering.

How to maintain your Clematis Pink Champagne once established?

'Clematis Pink Champagne' belongs to the Group 2 pruning category, meaning it flowers primarily on shoots produced from older wood, followed by flowers on new season's growth.

In late winter or early spring, remove dead and weak stems and lightly prune healthy stems back to a strong pair of buds. Avoid cutting the entire plant hard to ground level, as this can remove much of the early flowering wood.

After the first flush of flowers, a light trim can encourage fresh growth and another display later in the season.
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