This question was asked by
- Lucy

Dear Taylor’s, I am hoping you might recommend a couple of clematis that would be happy against the corner of a north facing wall at the top of a garden. Previous clematis, type 2 I think, have started well, with plenty of flowers, but then developed a powdery mould. I gave up last year and took it out but would still like a clematis on the obelisk. The last one was similar to Etolie Violette. In hope, Lucy

Hi Lucy, we have hundreds that will be happy in a north facing position, so to narrow it down we will need to establish what colours you would like, when you would want flowers and how far up your wall you would like them to grow? as this will get us to a short list.
As far as the Powdery mould goes its called 'mildew' or 'powdery mildew' and it only occurs when a plant is under some sort of sufferance, the ususl suspects are either lacking in water or lacking in feed, but without being there its hard to say really?
I have included a link below which will be a good starting point for you as its all the shade loving ones. You can then start to filter by colour and then flowering time etc, and this will get you to the ones you are after.
hope this helps


Shade Loving

This question was asked by
- David

Am looking for two clematis, one on a north facing wall, the second on a north west wall which only has the sun late afternoon. Height 8ft,long flowering season, and both bright colours. Thank You

Hi David, yes we have ones that fit the criteria, if you start off with the link to the 'shade loving ones' below and then sub filter by height
there are many height options so go for 6-8 feet first and then have a look at the 8-10 feet ones
there are quite a few to choose from as you will see !
hope this helps


Shade Loving

This question was asked by
- Lucy

Dear Taylor’s, I am hoping you might recommend a couple of clematis that would be happy against the corner of a north facing wall at the top of a garden. Previous clematis, type 2 I think, have started well, with plenty of flowers, but then developed a powdery mould. I gave up last year and took it out but would still like a clematis on the obelisk. The last one was similar to Etolie Violette. In hope, Lucy

Hi Lucy, we have hundreds that will be happy in a north facing position, so to narrow it down we will need to establish what colours you would like, when you would want flowers and how far up your wall you would like them to grow? as this will get us to a short list.
As far as the Powdery mould goes its called 'mildew' or 'powdery mildew' and it only occurs when a plant is under some sort of sufferance, the ususl suspects are either lacking in water or lacking in feed, but without being there its hard to say really?
I have included a link below which will be a good starting point for you as its all the shade loving ones. You can then start to filter by colour and then flowering time etc, and this will get you to the ones you are after.
hope this helps


Shade Loving

This question was asked by
- David

Am looking for two clematis, one on a north facing wall, the second on a north west wall which only has the sun late afternoon. Height 8ft,long flowering season, and both bright colours. Thank You

Hi David, yes we have ones that fit the criteria, if you start off with the link to the 'shade loving ones' below and then sub filter by height
there are many height options so go for 6-8 feet first and then have a look at the 8-10 feet ones
there are quite a few to choose from as you will see !
hope this helps


Shade Loving