Information on Clematis 'Corinne'

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I bought this variety from Thorncroft Clematis and Climbers in Early 2026 to replace a plant that bought else where in Autumn 2025 which turnout to be Clematis 'Lindsay' its quite easy for large nurseies to make mistakes in labeling when there no flowers on the plant. The Clematis 'Corinne' is planted in tub in the front garden.

You should note you need license from Raymond J Evison Ltd to propgate this variety. Please note 'Evipo063' after variety when you do web search for plant. Any Clematis bred by Raymond Evison does have plant copyright on it!

Plant description: A stunning large-flowered clematis producing an abundance of soft mauve-pink blooms with gently ruffled petals and contrasting creamy-yellow stamens. Flowering from early summer through to late summer, this vigorous yet manageable climber brings months of colour and elegance to walls, fences, pergolas, and obelisks. The flowers retain their attractive colouring well and are complemented by fresh green foliage, creating a refined display in both traditional and contemporary gardens.

Thriving in fertile, well-drained soil in partial shade, Clematis ‘Corinne’ performs best when its roots are kept cool and shaded. Ideal for growing through shrubs and roses or as a feature climber in containers with support.

Height: 1.2m (4ft to 5ft)
Flowering period: June to September
Aspect: Partial shade
Pruning group 2