Clematis Durandii Web Exclusive And the best part

And the best part

Pair with lighter hued varieties for a designer-inspired look

More than just a white clem

Cutting a few stems can make a room feel more inviting

calling attention on an arbor or trellis

Clematis Durandii Web Exclusive And the best partDurandii was first cultivated in France in the 1800s, and is one of the special clematis hybrids created by combining both integrifolia (a non climbing Clematis) and large flowering clematis. It boasts some of the largest flowers we've seen on a non climbing plant. Let it sprawl in the front of border gardens, or gather the stems on a tomato cage so that it looks like a giant bouquet. The blue indigo color of the sepals around its bright yellow center