Clematis ‘Silver Coin’ is a very elegant and charming clematis variety, famous for its elegant flower color and unique flower shape.
Evergreen clematis, evergreen all year round, does not drop leaves, and its beauty can be appreciated in winter.
The petals are 1.5-2 cm long, 1-1.3 cm wide, obovate, rounded, overlapping at the base, and bend down as the flowering time increases. The flower color is fairy white, with a hint of green at the stamens. The flower diameter is 2-5 cm, and the single petal design is more simple and elegant.
Compared with the large and beautiful flowers of ordinary large-flowered clematis, the flowers of "Silver Coin" are very different, and the white panicles give people a fresh feeling. Although the flowers are small, the flowers are extremely abundant and have a faint fragrance.
In the peak flowering period, its petals cover the plant, and you can see the flowers but not the leaves. The off-white petals are like a waterfall, which is very spectacular. It can quickly cover flower racks, fences or walls to create a natural and elegant three-dimensional greening effect for outdoor spaces
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How to plant:
- Light: It likes plenty of sunlight, especially during the flowering period, and needs more than 6 hours of sunshine.
- Soil: Choose loose, fertile and well-drained slightly acidic soil. You can use leaf mold, perlite and other mixtures in flower beds or flower pots to keep the soil breathable and avoid waterlogging.
- Watering: Although Clematis ‘Silver Coin’ likes a humid environment, it is not resistant to waterlogging. Generally, keep the soil slightly moist and avoid overwatering. Water regularly in spring and summer to keep it moist, and the frequency can be appropriately reduced in winter.
- Temperature and cold resistance: ‘Silver Coin’ Clematis has strong cold resistance and is suitable for cultivation in temperate or subtropical areas. It can withstand low temperatures of around -20℃. In areas with cold winters, a layer of mulch can be covered on the roots to provide additional protection.
- Pruning: In late winter and early spring, pruning only requires cutting off dead branches and residual flowers, and almost no pruning is required in other seasons.
Silver coin is a relatively easy variety to raise and is very friendly to novices. It is suitable for those who have no experience in raising clematis to get started.
