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Clematis ‘Boulivard Samaritan Jo’

A truly uplifting and compact clematis, ‘Boulevard Samaritan Jo’ graces the garden with stunning silvery-white blooms edged in rich purple, flowering generously for months. We find its manageable size makes it absolutely perfect for pots, smaller gardens, or weaving through other plants.

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Clematis ‘Boulevard Samaritan Jo’ is a standout from the renowned Boulevard® series, bred for its exceptional free-flowering nature and compact habit. This makes it a superb choice for gardeners looking for maximum impact in a smaller space. We’re consistently impressed by its prolific display of large, star-shaped flowers, featuring pristine silvery-white petals beautifully outlined with a distinct purple margin, all centred around striking yellow anthers. It’s truly a delight that keeps on giving, blooming from late spring right through to early autumn.

For optimal performance, we recommend planting ‘Samaritan Jo’ in a rich, moist, and well-drained soil, ideally with a neutral to slightly alkaline pH. While it tolerates full sun, the ethereal bloom colours are often best preserved in a spot that receives some partial or dappled shade, especially in the afternoon. Crucially, like many clematis, it appreciates having its roots kept cool and shaded; a good layer of mulch or companion planting at its base works a treat. Regular watering is important, particularly during dry spells, to ensure a continuous floral show.

As a Pruning Group 3 clematis, ‘Samaritan Jo’ is wonderfully easy to care for. We simply advise a hard prune in early spring, cutting back all stems to a strong pair of buds about 30cm (12 inches) above ground level. This encourages vigorous new growth and ensures a spectacular flush of flowers all along the stems. Its compact, twining habit makes it ideal for training up a small trellis, obelisk, or through a shrub in a mixed border. It’s also a brilliant candidate for containers on patios and balconies, where its long-lasting blooms can be admired up close, attracting bees and hummingbirds to your garden.

Product Details

Common Name
Samaritan Jo Clematis
Max height
1.5 M
Bloom Time
Late Spring to Early Autumn
Flower Colour
Silvery-white with purple margins and yellow anthers
Leaf Colour
Dark green
Sunlight
Full sun to partial shade
Pruning
Hard prune in early spring, cutting all stems back to strong buds about 30cm (12 inches) above ground level (Pruning Group 3).
Seasonal Spring
New growth emerges, time for its annual hard prune and first feed. Blooms begin from late spring.
Seasonal Summer
The plant is in its main flowering period, providing a continuous display of its distinctive blooms.
Seasonal Autumn
Flowering continues strong into early autumn, adding late-season interest. Deadhead spent flowers if desired to keep it tidy.
Seasonal Winter
Being deciduous, the foliage dies back to the ground. For container-grown plants, ensure roots are protected from severe frost.
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