Photo courtesy of Walters Gardens
Herbaceous Clematis are not a new phenomenon in the landscape, but may be new to those typically familiar with vining Clematis. ‘Stand by Me’, introduced to the industry at the 2017 California Spring Trials, is a brand new herbaceous Clematis, meaning it dies back to the ground and it does not vine. Rather, it will grow up between plants or requires additional support.
There’s been positive buzz about this unique perennial, and Walters Gardens wants growers to be successful with this plant.
For more information, contact Christa Steenwyk (cjw@waltersgardens.com) or visit waltersgardens.com
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