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Ernest Markham Clematis (Clematis ‘Ernest Markham’)

Ernest Markham Clematis (Clematis ‘Ernest Markham’)

Ernest Markham Clematis (Clematis ‘Ernest Markham’) is a classic large-flowered clematis prized for its spectacular magenta-red blooms and vigorous climbing habit. Its richly coloured flowers create an impressive display from midsummer into early fall, bringing bold vertical colour to trellises, fences, arbors, pergolas, and other garden structures.

The large, open flowers feature broad, slightly overlapping tepals in vivid shades of crimson-magenta to reddish pink, beautifully accented by contrasting creamy-yellow stamens. The abundant blooms stand out against healthy green foliage and are particularly striking when the vine is allowed to climb through a decorative trellis or established shrub.

Ernest Markham Clematis is a versatile choice for adding height without taking up significant garden space. Train it along fences, obelisks, arbors, pergolas, and wall-mounted supports, or allow it to weave through sturdy shrubs and climbing roses for a layered cottage-garden effect. Its colourful flowers pair beautifully with white, pink, purple, and blue flowering plants.

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Sun Requirements ▾

Full sun to partial shade. Provide approximately 6 hours or more of direct sunlight daily for the heaviest flowering. Clematis traditionally performs best with its upper growth exposed to sunlight while the root zone remains relatively cool and shaded.

Watering Instructions ▾

Moderate. Keep the soil consistently moist, particularly during establishment and periods of active flowering. Water deeply rather than frequently and avoid allowing the root zone to become excessively dry. Well-draining soil is essential, as clematis does not perform well in persistently waterlogged conditions.

Care Tips ▾

Provide a sturdy trellis, arbor, obelisk, or other support for the leaf stems to climb. Keep the root zone cool with mulch or neighbouring low-growing plants while allowing the upper portion of the vine to receive plenty of sunlight. Ernest Markham belongs to Clematis Pruning Group 3, so prune established plants back hard in late winter or early spring to approximately 30–45 cm (12–18 inches) above the ground, cutting just above a healthy pair of buds. A moisture meter is a great way to gauge your plant's moisture levels.
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