Clematis Montanan Tetrarose Rubens Plants Form:Potted Gloire de Dijon earned the

Gloire de Dijon earned the nickname "Old Glory Rose" and became a fixture of Victorian gardens across Britain

It requires pruning twice a year to ensure good flowering

During the troubles in Ulster during the early 1970s he decided to move his family and the entire business to Auckland in New Zealand

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Clematis Montanan Tetrarose Rubens Plants Form:Potted Gloire de Dijon earned theVariety: Rubens, pruning group 1 the pink montana that covers entire houses Latin name: Clematis montana var. tetrarose Rubens Flower: Pale pink, four petals, with greenish stamens Scent: Scented Climbing method: Leaf stalk tendril climber Height: To 12m (40ft) or more one of the most vigorous clematis Flowering: MayJune Pruning group: 1 tidy after flowering only if needed. No hard pruning Planting depth: Plant 810cm below pot level (montanas benefit