Clematis Rosalie‘ 'Donahros’ (PP29,554)
This is Mark Donahue’s second clematis introduction and is named after his grandmother, Rosalie. Grows to 7’ and blooms June-September.
The rosy and blush tones of this flower make is stand out among all others in your garden!
Color, texture and dimension are all words that come to mind when we think about the Rosalie Clematis! Train it to climb up your mailbox, lattice near your patio, or create a blooming trellis! Clematis are always stealing the show, and Rosalie is no exception, and she will become the envy of all your garden visitors. Place it in a sunny place that gets a little shade, and Rosalie will thrive happily!
First flowers are a deep, two-toned rose color. Flowers then take on a multitude
of pink shades all blooming at the same time. As the flower fades it has a two- toned lavender/pink flower. The dramatic burgundy anthers add to its beauty. It is very free flowering.