Clematis x 'Arctic Queen'
Traveller's Joy
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Traveller's Joy (Clematis x 'Arctic Queen') - Description
Clematis are often referred to as 'The Queen of the Vines' and this new cultivar should be known as 'The Queen of the Doubles'. 'Arctic Queentrade;' has the strongest habit of any double Clematis and it is very free flowering. The creamy-white, fully double, 5" flowers are produced on both the old wood and current season's growth from May through August for a long and enduring show!
Traveller's Joy (Clematis x 'Arctic Queen') - Blooming
Clematis will bloom abundant flowers in the late spring followed by silvery gray seed heads.
Traveller's Joy (Clematis x 'Arctic Queen') - Growth
Clematis includes species of twining leaf-climbers and woody-based herbaceous perennials, found in the N. and S. hemispheres. During the spring they do best in full sun, but do well with partial shade in summer.It is important to keep the roots and the base of the plant in the shade and never in direct sun.Climbing species are useful for covering a wall, arbor, trellis, or pergola. They can also be grown over large shrubs or small trees. Herbaceous species work great in a mixed or herbaceous border.
Traveller's Joy (Clematis x 'Arctic Queen') - Planting
Clematis is usually propagated through cuttings, but most gardeners will find it much easier to skip this step and directly purchase starter plants. Plant Clematis in the spring at least 18" from any south-facing walls.For climbing species, make sure to plant the top of the root ball about 3" (8cm) below the soil surface. Provide strong support, and tie in the plants initially before they start to climb on their own.
Traveller's Joy (Clematis x 'Arctic Queen') - Pest
Clematis is susceptible to Clematis wilt, aphids, whiteflies, spider mites, thrips, botrytis, and fusarium. Keeping foliage dry will help stave off disease.
Traveller's Joy (Clematis x 'Arctic Queen') - Interesting facts
Clematis 'Arctic Queentrade;' normally has white flowers, but the flower color can change depending on the environmental conditions it is growing in.
Traveller's Joy (Clematis x 'Arctic Queen') - Soil and irrigation
Clematis plants prefer porous soil that is well-drained and slightly acidic. Maintain a pH between 5.8 and 6.5: any higher and the plant is susceptible to yellowing.Provide plants with a late winter mulch of compost or well-rotted manure, but avoid the crown when doing so.
