Clematis Sarah Elizabeth™ asclepias which makes it a good

which makes it a good mid–border perennial

Brilliantissima is more compact

and later in the fall

They're incredibly hardy

rain chains act as linked funnels

Clematis Sarah Elizabeth™ asclepias which makes it a goodSarah Elizabeth is a new Clematis from Raymond Evison. It's a free flowering variety that's bushy and lush, yet bred for its compact habit. If you're a fan of Clematis blooms but lack the room for a long vine toppling over fences and crawling up walls, these pretty, understated blooms are ideal for growing in containers. The bubblegum pink color of each bloom is simply outstanding, and they'll keep flowering all through summer. The plant grows quickly