Enjoy the luxurious beauty of Boulevard® Bernadine™ Clematis PP# 27,332 (Clematis 'Evipo061')! This is a compact, free-flowering vine that delivers an abundance of iced lavender-blue blooms from June through September.

Featuring enormous six-inch flowers with eight precisely arranged sepals surrounding a striking red-and-white stamen cluster, this bushy, small-space-friendly Clematis is perfect for balconies, patios, and trellises.

Awarded a featured spot at London’s prestigious Chelsea Flower Show, Bernadine™ is a true showstopper who thrives in containers, borders, and even as groundcover. Cold-hardy, heat-tolerant, and easy to grow, this pollinator-friendly vine offers a sophisticated, season-long display with minimal maintenance.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Stunning Iced Lavender-Blue Blooms: Eight-sepaled flowers with a bold red-and-white stamen boss.
• Huge Flowers: Each bloom reaches over six inches wide for a dramatic display.
• Long Blooming Season: Flowers continuously from June through September.
• Compact & Bushy Growth: Ideal for small-space gardens, patios, and balconies.
• Pollinator Friendly: Provides nectar for butterflies, bees, and other beneficial insects.
• Versatile Landscape Use: Can be grown as a climber or a low-lying groundcover.

Garden and Landscape Applications

The graceful elegance of Bernadine™ Clematis makes it one of the most versatile perennials you can grow. Whether climbing a trellis, scrambling along a fence, spilling over containers, or weaving through groundcovers, this ornamental vine is sure to impress.

For small-space gardens, plant it in containers with a sturdy trellis for a vertical statement or use it as a spilling accent in oversized pots. Create modern Zen Gardens by pairing Bernadine™ with blue-toned blooms and evergreen shrubs.

In larger landscapes, install it along borders, pergolas, or garden obelisks for an architectural touch. Its cool-toned hues make it a stunning contrast against dark-foliaged plants, like Tuxedo™ Weigela.

For a whimsical, natural look, let Bernadine™ Clematis scramble through English Ivy or Aronia groundcovers. It also makes a beautiful addition to Pollinator Gardens, attracting butterflies and hummingbirds throughout the season.

Clematis Care & Maintenance

Plant yours with Nature Hills Root Booster for lifelong root system symbiotic support.

• Sunlight: Prefers full sun for truest blue blooms; flowers may appear more purple in shadier spots.
• Soil: Requires well-drained soil; raised beds or containers help improve drainage.
• Watering: Keep soil evenly moist, but ensure proper drainage to avoid root rot.
• Mulching: Apply a 3-4 inch layer of mulch to keep roots cool and moist.
• Fertilizing: Use Nature Hills Root Booster to enhance root development and improve plant health.
• Support: Install a trellis, obelisk, or wire fencing before planting.
• Cold Hardy & Heat Tolerant: Thrives in diverse climates with excellent adaptability.
• Pruning Group 3: Blooms on new growth, requiring only simple spring pruning, cutting back any dead tops and spent foliage.
• Division: Every few years, Clematis appreciates being divided to improve vigor and reduce competition.

Order Boulevard® Bernadine™ Clematis Today!

With its elegant ice-blue blooms, long-lasting flowering season, and compact growth, Boulevard® Bernadine™ Clematis is a gorgeous vertical ornamental that will wow you for years to come!

Order today from Nature Hills Online Plant Nursery and bring sophisticated charm to your outdoor space!

FAQs About Boulevard® Bernadine™ Clematis

How long does Boulevard® Bernadine™ Clematis bloom?

This variety blooms from June through September, providing months of continuous color.

Can I grow it in a container?

Absolutely! Bernadine™ thrives in patio pots, hanging baskets, and balcony containers.

Does it require full sun?

Yes, it prefers full sun, though in partial shade, its blooms may appear more purple.

How do I prune Bernadine™ Clematis?

As a Group 3 Clematis, prune in early spring, cutting back to healthy new growth.

Can it be used as a groundcover?

Yes! If left unsupported, it spreads beautifully across beds, groundcovers, or between shrubs.