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Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2

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Benefits according to our specialist
  • Produces an abundance of flowers
  • Eye-catching pink flowers
  • Ideal for pergolas and trellises
  • Winter-hardy
  • Suitable for containers
  • Requires climbing support
  • Deciduous

Plant features Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2

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Description Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2 | Clematis

Staked Clematis 'Bagatelle' is a Clematis supplied with a cane that supports its upright climbing growth from the start. This clear structure helps present the young plant neatly for training against a trellis, pergola, fence or wall. It is a climbing plant with green leaves and abundant pink flowers. The foliage is deciduous, so the plant is not evergreen. With an eventual height of approximately 250 cm, it brings a strong vertical element to a garden feature without being presented as a standard or tree-form plant. The cane makes the growing shape easy to see and gives the clematis vine a defined starting point as it develops. In a sheltered position, this supported form is well suited to UK gardens, where good drainage is important. It can also be grown in a container, making it suitable for a patio or terrace where a vertical planting feature is needed. The pink flowers provide seasonal colour while the green foliage adds structure during the growing season. Clematis 'Bagatelle' belongs to the Clematis genus and is supplied specifically in this staked presentation.

Key features of Clematis (Clematis 'Bagatelle')

  • Abundant pink flowering: The flowers are visually prominent and appear in May, June, August and September. This gives the supported climber several flowering periods through the growing season.
  • Green, deciduous foliage: The plant has green leaves, although no specific leaf shape is given. Its deciduous habit means that the foliage is seasonal rather than present throughout the year.
  • Light and shelter: Choose full sun or partial shade. A sheltered position is suitable for UK gardens, especially where climbing plants may be exposed to strong weather.
  • Suitable soil: The soil should be fertile, rich in humus and well drained, while remaining lightly moist. Avoid waterlogging, as good drainage and an open soil structure are important for this clematis vine.
  • Supported upright growth: The staked presentation gives the climbing stems a clear vertical structure and helps guide the plant towards a trellis, pergola, fence or wall. Growth reaches approximately 250 cm.
  • Garden category: This plant fits naturally within flowering climbing plants, combining a supported climbing habit with pink seasonal flowers.

Uses of staked Clematis 'Bagatelle' in the garden

  • Pergolas and trellises: The cane gives the young climber a defined upright starting structure. This makes it a practical choice for training against a pergola or trellis and for creating vertical colour.
  • Fences and walls: Use the supported clematis against a fence or wall where an upright climbing plant is wanted. The pink flowers add colour to the vertical feature, while the green foliage fills the supported growth during the growing season.
  • Containers: Clematis 'Bagatelle' is suitable for a container on a patio or terrace. The staked form gives the plant a clear shape at the start, making it useful where there is limited ground space but room for a supported climber.
  • Hardiness: The plant is hardy to approximately -29°C to -23°C and is listed as USDA zone 4. Even with this hardiness, a sheltered garden position remains a sensible choice for reliable use in the UK.
  • Combining plants: The pink flowering climber can be combined in general terms with other ornamental climbers, flowering perennials or suitable container planting. Keep the supported vertical structure in view when planning the surrounding planting.

The main ornamental value of this staked Clematis 'Bagatelle' comes from its abundant pink flowers carried on an upright, supported climber. The cane adds a clear vertical starting point and helps the plant suit a pergola, trellis, fence, wall or container. It is a suitable choice for adding pink seasonal colour and vertical interest to a supported garden feature or container.

Planting & care Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2 (Clematis)

We would like to provide some tips on how to plant and care for a Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2. By following these tips, you can be sure to enjoy your Clematis for a long time.

Ideal placement of a Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2 (Clematis)

Clematis 'Bagatelle' on a stake grows best in full sun or light partial shade, with its leaves and flowers receiving plenty of light. Keep the roots cool and shaded with mulch or low-growing plants, while avoiding permanently wet soil. Choose a sheltered position with fertile, humus-rich, well-drained soil and provide a firm support for the stems.

How do I plant a Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2 (Clematis)?

Plant Clematis 'Bagatelle' on a stake during the mild parts of autumn or spring, avoiding frozen or waterlogged ground. Improve poor soil with garden compost and place the root ball so that the top is level with or slightly below the surrounding soil, unless the nursery gives different planting instructions. Water thoroughly after planting and tie the young stems loosely to their support; container-grown plants need a pot with good drainage and room for the roots to develop.

Pruning a Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2 (Clematis)

Clematis 'Bagatelle' on a stake is generally treated as a Group 3 clematis, flowering on new growth. Cut the stems back in late winter or early spring to a pair of strong buds above the base, removing weak or damaged growth. Check the plant label if available, as pruning-group information is the best guide for a particular nursery plant.

Watering a Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2 (Clematis)

Water thoroughly after planting and keep the soil evenly moist during the first growing season. Established plants usually need extra water during prolonged dry weather, especially when grown against a wall or in a container. Avoid waterlogging, as constantly wet soil can damage the roots; container plants dry out more quickly and should be checked regularly.

Fertilising a Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2 (Clematis)

Apply a balanced, slow-release fertiliser in spring, or spread well-rotted compost around the base without burying the stems. A further light feed after the first flush of growth can help plants in poor soil or containers. Do not overfeed with high-nitrogen fertiliser, as this can encourage leafy growth at the expense of flowers.

The characteristics of a Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2 (Clematis)

Clematis 'Bagatelle' on a stake is a deciduous climbing plant grown for its attractive flowers and useful vertical growth in borders, beside fences and in containers. It needs a suitable trellis, obelisk or other support because the supplied stake is mainly for initial training and stability. The stems can be guided through the support, while the base benefits from shade and a layer of mulch; remove dead foliage and debris in autumn to help maintain good plant hygiene.

Separating/dividing a Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2 (Clematis)

Clematis 'Bagatelle' on a stake is not normally divided, because it is a woody climber and division can damage the root system. Propagation is more commonly carried out by layering or cuttings by experienced growers. For routine maintenance, replace the plant or refresh the compost rather than attempting to split an established specimen.

Frequently Asked Questions Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2 (Clematis)

What will be the height of Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2?

It commonly reaches around 2 to 3 metres when given suitable support, although final height depends on soil, climate and pruning. The supplied stake does not determine the plant's mature height; a taller support may be needed as it develops.

What will be the width of Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2?

It usually forms a spread of roughly 60 to 100 centimetres, depending on how the stems are trained. The plant can appear narrower against a support or wider when allowed to climb through a trellis.

Which soil type is most suitable for the Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2?

It prefers fertile, humus-rich and well-drained soil that retains some moisture without becoming waterlogged. Loam or improved sandy or clay soil is suitable if drainage and organic matter are adequate.

What is the ideal positioning for the Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2?

Choose full sun or light partial shade with protection from strong winds. The upper growth benefits from light, while the roots should be kept cool and shaded with mulch or nearby low-growing plants.

What is the flowering colour of the Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2?

The flowers are generally soft pink to pink, although colour intensity can vary with growing conditions and the age of the flowers.

What is the flowering time of the Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2?

It normally flowers from summer into early autumn, with the main display often occurring from June onwards. The exact timing varies with the weather, location and pruning.

Is the Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2 hardy?

It is generally hardy in the UK when planted in the ground and given a well-drained, sheltered position. Young plants and specimens in containers are more vulnerable to severe frost, so protect the pot and avoid exposing the roots to prolonged freezing.

Is the Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2 evergreen?

No, it is normally deciduous. The stems lose their leaves in autumn and produce fresh growth again in spring.

What is the growth strength of the Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2?

It is a reasonably vigorous climber once established, with faster growth in fertile soil and a sunny position. Regular watering, feeding and early tying-in help it cover its support more effectively.

What kind of bark does the Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2 have?

It has slender, twining stems rather than a prominent ornamental trunk or bark. Older stems become more woody, but the plant's main decorative value comes from its foliage and flowers.

Is Clematis 'Bagatelle' 70 cm C2 poisonous?

Warning: This plant may contain toxic substances. Ingestion of any part of the plant or contact with its sap may pose health risks, particularly to children and pets such as cats and dogs. We recommend keeping the plant out of reach of children and animals and wearing protective gloves when carrying out maintenance work, such as pruning or transplanting. If poisoning is suspected, seek immediate medical or veterinary advice. This information is provided as a general safety notice.

Yes, it can be grown in a large container with drainage holes, fertile potting compost and a sturdy climbing support. Container-grown plants need more frequent watering and feeding than plants in the ground, and the pot should be protected from severe winter cold.
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Clematis 'Bagatelle' is a richly flowering, deciduous climber with striking pink flowers. Supplied staked, it is well suited to pergolas, trellises, walls and containers. Hardy to USDA zone 4 and suitable for sun or partial shade, this attractive clematis is an excellent choice to buy for colourful vertical interest in the garden.
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