Clematis 'Stand by Me Pink' Columnar creating a dramatic contrast against

creating a dramatic contrast against its blue-green foliage

This variety retains their shape all season without opening up or discoloring

this fern starts small

It was originally grown by Mildred Seaver who was often referred to as the “Queen of Hostas”

Bowling Ball in 2003—a name that perfectly captures its unique form and has made it a garden center favorite ever since

Clematis 'Stand by Me Pink' Columnar creating a dramatic contrast againstUnlike their climbing cousins the bush clematis keeps a lower profile, but what they do share are the prolific and unique blooms. Dark pink buds open into blended pink, bell shaped flowers that appear to ring in a gentle breeze. After flowering, attractive star shaped threadlike seed heads emerge creating a showy display that accentuates the already interesting colors and textures of the flowers. For those looking for a maintenance free plant it is