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Clematis 'Acropolis'
I bought this variety in Autumn 2025 from Thorncroft Climatis and Climbers its variety bred by Raymond Evison. There is plant copyright on this variety and you need a license from Raymond J Evison Ltd to propgate this variety.
This photo was taken in Early October 2026 of Clematis 'Acropolis' growing in tub in containter driveway garden.
Plant description: Clematis ‘Acropolis’ is a compact, free-flowering clematis that produces an abundance of rich pink blooms throughout summer, bringing vibrant colour and elegance to patios, borders, and small garden spaces. The striking flowers are highlighted by deeper pink central bars and contrasting golden-yellow stamens, creating a beautiful display that stands out against the lush green foliage.
Ideal for growing in containers, obelisks, trellises, or weaving through other shrubs, this versatile variety offers a long flowering season and a manageable growth habit. Its compact size makes it particularly well suited to smaller gardens, courtyards, and balcony displays where larger clematis may be impractical.
Easy to grow and rewarding in performance, Clematis ‘Acropolis’ thrives in fertile, well-drained soil with its roots kept cool and shaded. Flowering on both old and new growth, it provides a reliable succession of blooms from early summer into early autumn, adding height, colour, and interest to the garden for months.
Height: 1.5-2m (5-6.5ft)
Spread: 0.9-1.2m (3-4ft)
Position: Sun or partial shade
Flowering period: June to October
Pruning group: 3
Ideal for growing in containers, obelisks, trellises, or weaving through other shrubs, this versatile variety offers a long flowering season and a manageable growth habit. Its compact size makes it particularly well suited to smaller gardens, courtyards, and balcony displays where larger clematis may be impractical.
Easy to grow and rewarding in performance, Clematis ‘Acropolis’ thrives in fertile, well-drained soil with its roots kept cool and shaded. Flowering on both old and new growth, it provides a reliable succession of blooms from early summer into early autumn, adding height, colour, and interest to the garden for months.
Height: 1.5-2m (5-6.5ft)
Spread: 0.9-1.2m (3-4ft)
Position: Sun or partial shade
Flowering period: June to October
Pruning group: 3
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