Deep blue-mauve flowers that soften toward pinky mauve give Clematis Arabella a long display from late spring to early autumn. Its scrambling, non-clinging stems can thread through low shrubs, cover the ground, or be tied to a low support.
Grow it in full sun in moisture-retentive, well-drained soil. Keep the root zone cool and shaded. Hard-prune the old stems in late winter or early spring.
The sap can irritate skin, and the plant is harmful if eaten by people, dogs, cats, horses, or rabbits.




