Clematis Durandii hummingbird mint Use it as an anchor

Use it as an anchor and delight in its springtime display and light-green green summer foliage

it'll provide tons of blooms for both the garden and cut flower displays

Growing this scrumptious variety in your own home garden allows you to enjoy deep blue berries that are small

Constance is perfect for setting on an arbor or trellis

Try pairing this happy variety with Blue Angel Hosta for a duet of large-leafed varieties

Clematis Durandii hummingbird mint Use it as an anchorDurandii was first cultivated in France in the 1800s, and is one of the special clematis hybrids created by combining both integrifolia (a non climbing Clematis) and large flowering clematis. It boasts some of the largest flowers we've seen on a non climbing plant. Let it sprawl in the front of border gardens, or gather the stems on a tomato cage so that it looks like a giant bouquet. The blue indigo color of the sepals around its bright yellow center