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Multi Blue Clematis Vine

Clematis 'Multi Blue'

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'Multi Blue' Clematis produces 4-6" long-lasting blue flowers with spiky thistle-like centers and delicate, pointed petals. It blooms in early summer and then again in late summer or early fall. Plant 'Multi Blue' Clematis against an arbor, trellis or fence for it to climb upon, or allow it to ramble up a shrub or down a bank. Deer resistant. (Clematis)

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Multi-blue has flowers that fool the eye, since the newly-opened blooms seem to have a small reddish center, but as the flowers mature, that center expands to a puff of blue much lighter than the petals. The overall effect is of a vine with flowers of various colorings. A real beauty. This one blooms both early and late summer.

Multi Blue is a type 2 Clematis. Clematis in this group produce flowers from both the prior year's growth and the current seasons. The best time to prune them is in early spring.

Planting & Care

Growing Clematis: If you're already a clematis grower, you know all this. But if you're not, here's all you need to know.

First of all, there are several kinds of clematis, but most people want to grow the large-flowered types. For some info on the others, go to the bottom of this page.

Basic Requirements: First of all, clematis vines always want their roots shaded, and the plant growing up into full sun. That means you can put some shallow-rooted groundcover around the roots, or simply some mulch--just something to keep the hot sun off the root run, and promote moisture retention in that spot. But be sure your vine grows into plenty of sunlight, which promotes heavy flowering.

Soil is important. Clematis do best in neutral or slightly alkaline soils, but they are somewhat adaptable. If you have very acid soil, try to add some calcium when you plant. Also, be sure to dig the hole deep. Remember you're planning to have this plant in place for decades.

Where to plant is important. These incredible vines are some of the most beautiful flowering plants, and we've all seen them blooming lavishly on fences, porches and trellises. They're not really hard to grow, and they get larger and stronger every year. Sometimes they take their time getting going, so be patient. It usually takes about two years for a newly-planted vine to come into its own. The large-flowered types are hardy into the very cold north, so almost everyone can use them. Be sure to place yours so it has something to climb---fence, trellis, or post.

Winter and spring care are important. In very cold places (like Vermont, where I grew them for years), the winter kills the whole vine right down to the dirt. They actually disappear. Then in the spring, they are somewhat slow to emerge, so you must protect the spot, and watch for the shoots. Once they pop up, they grow fast, but beware--they are brittle! If you happen to break off the young spring shoots, it sets the vine back terribly, so its important to watch and care for the new shoots until they really get going up your post or trellis.

Once that happens, it helps to gently guide the vining shoots as they find their way upward. You can actually arrange your vine as it grows, but again, be gentle; the stems remain brittle. Soon you'll see buds, and then suddenly one day, they begin to open. Most popular clematis varieties open incredibly large flowers, often as large as 5 to 8 across. 

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Key Features

Light Requirements

  • Full Sun
  • Half Sun / Half Shade

Bloom Time

Early summer then again in late summer

Advantages

  • Attracts Birds
  • Long Bloom Time
  • Cut Flowers
  • Deer Resistant
  • Rabbit Resistant

Additional information

Mature Height

72-96" tall (6-8 feet)

Mature Spread

Up to 36" wide

Soil Type

  • Loamy Soil
  • Clay Soil
  • Well-Drained Soil

Soil Moisture

  • Average
  • Moist / Wet

Planting Depth

The base of the stem(s) should be just at the soil surface after watering in

Planting Time

  • Fall

Growth Rate

Fast

Flower Size

4-6" flowers

Plant Classification

Introduced Cultivar

Growing Zones

  • Zone 4
  • Zone 5
  • Zone 6
  • Zone 7
  • Zone 8
  • Zone 9
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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Already blooming!

"This little vine is only 18 inches tall and is already blooming happily."

— Ingrid (5/5)

This is a beautiful Clematis

"This is it's first year but it is climbing well and produced some healthy flowers. I am anxious to see how it does next year and if it will survive the winter. Clematis thrive in my area so I have high hopes."

— Kathouse (5/5)

Very pleased!

"I was unsure when I first opened the package when it arrived the first week of May. The visible plant was only about 2 inches tall and looked very fragile. But when I removed it from the container to plant it, the roots were 8-9 inches long. Now, five months later, the plant is 6 feet tall! And, as advertised, it has bloomed both in the spring and is blooming again now. I am very pleased--and just hoping it survives the winter!"

— Terry (5/5)

Gorgeous flower!

"It grew so fast after I planted it. Before I knew it I had gorgeous flowers."

— SJD (5/5)

It's just a baby so far

"I just bought these and they have been very easy to grow so far. I have them in little pots for now until I get my pergola moved so gthey can grow on that."

— Amy (5/5)

These are the best of the clematis's

"Great for trellis and they are the most vibrant of the colors I have seen. When the petals fall off then you have another flower to work with. They really catch your eye and I have recieved so many complements on them. /"

— Storm (5/5)

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