Clematis confett

Clematis confett (scientific name: Clematis viticella cv. confett) is a cold-tolerant flea frond perennial of the family ranunculaceae. It is a clematis that is strong against
t pruning of the biticera strain (new branch bloom) created in the UK in 2004. A lot of bell-shaped small pink flowers come in bloom. Leaves fall to bronze in autumn.

Common name: Clematis 'Confetti' ((scientific name: Clematis viticella 'Confetti', Plant height: 300 to 400 cm, Leaf form: 3 out double leaves,or 2 out 3 double leaves, wound around other with petiole, edge of leaf: small leaf is full edge, phylogeny: opposite life, inflorescence: single Raw, flower diameter: 5 cm, flowering stage: May-October, flower color (in fact, vermilion): shape of peach, flower shape: bell shape, note: toxic to stems and leaves.