Nelly Moser Clematis

The Nelly Moser is the most popular clematis vine because...- multi-colored, large lowers- abundance o blooms- considered a heavy bloomer- etreme resistance to disease and pests- looks great anywhereI you want a vine to cover a ence or trellis that is lovely to look at, easy to grow and not on the deerâ€TMs avorite list then you need Nelly Moser Clematis! This charming white and pink lowering vine its into any landscape design rom zones 4 all the way south to the zone .Nelly Moser Clematis enjoys ull sun but can tolerate some aternoon shade where it can brighten up a shady corner on warm aternoons. Plant the vine in well drained soil close to a ence or other structure that you want it to climb on. The vine will grow steadily throughout the year, producing a lush o large white lowers that are tinted with bright pink every spring. The lowers last several weeks and in many areas Nelly Moser will put out more blooms or a all show, too. The vine can quickly reach over 10 eet in length, so having the support ready beore you plant it is important.The spring blooms are produced on last yearâ€TMs growth stems, so do not prune your Nelly Moser in late winter but wait until it has inished blooming in May or June. The second, late season blooms are borne on newly produced wood. The good news is that although you can prune this vine each year, it really does not need it unless it is growing in the wrong direction. Nelly Moser Clematis works well as a back drop to late spring daodils, tulips or peonies as well as along a ence at the side o the property. I your landscape does not have a ence, try letting the clematis climb up an ornamental obelisk or even through a conier where the dark needles contrast with the delicate white lowers. Try planting 2 Nelly Moser Clematis â€" one on either side o an archway to give a lovely entrance to a garden area; or behind a avorite place to sit and rela on mild s

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