Boulevard® Corinne™ Clematis

Light Needs

Part Shade to Full Sun

(3+ Hours Direct Sun)

Mature Height

6 Feet

Mature Spread

2 Feet

Growing Zones

4 to 9

Boulevard® Corinne™ Clematis (Clematis ‘Evipo063’) stands out with large, ruffled white petals and a delicate stripe of pale pink-violet running down the center of each sepal. Growing between 4 and 6 feet tall, this compact vine delivers an extended flowering season from early summer through late summer—and even beyond in milder climates. It’s perfectly sized for smaller trellises, obelisks, or patio containers, and the blossoms make gorgeous cut flowers, lasting up to 10 days in a vase. Corinne’s showy blooms hold their color in both sun and partial shade, giving you consistent beauty in various locations.

Besides its striking appearance, Boulevard® Corinne™ Clematis offers reliable deer resistance and adapts to many garden styles. Originally bred for robust performance in smaller spaces, it has proven itself an excellent choice for containers on porches, balconies, and decks. It also pairs beautifully with shrub roses, other clematis, or as a graceful accent along fences. Provide a stable support structure for it to twine upon, bringing vertical interest to both cottage and modern landscapes.

Boulevard® Corinne™ Clematis Care

Plant in fertile, well-draining soil with the crown about 2–4 inches below the soil line to protect dormant buds. Water regularly, especially during the first growing season, and maintain moderate, even moisture without allowing roots to become waterlogged. A balanced, all-purpose fertilizer in spring helps support steady growth and prolific flowering. While Corinne enjoys at least six hours of sunlight, partial shade is also suitable, especially in hot summer climates, and mulch or companion plants can keep the roots cool.

A light prune in early spring or late winter (Pruning Group 2) helps shape the vine and remove any dead stems. Simply trim back about a foot of growth or down to healthy buds. During the blooming season, clip off spent flowers to promote continuous flowering. Container-grown plants require diligent watering, especially during hotter months, and occasional root protection in colder climates can help prevent winter damage.

Boulevard® Corinne™ Clematis Spacing

Allow roughly 3 to 4 feet of horizontal space between plants if you’re creating a row or shared trellis display. For container use, give each vine enough room to climb and spread—a 12-inch-wide container typically accommodates young vines. Over time, upgrading to a pot at least 16 inches in diameter ensures proper root development and supports vigorous top growth.

Find the Right Variety

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Compare flower color, plant size, garden use, and the traits that distinguish each compact clematis selection.

Variety	Flower Color & Pattern	Size	Best Fit	Standout Trait
Baroness Fookes™ Clematis	Purple-blue with darker purple bar	Compact	Patio containers & front borders	Large ruffled flowers with repeat bloom
Boulevard® Ravel™ Clematis	Velvety purple with rosy undertones	Taller compact	Containers & short trellises	Rich color with a long bloom season
Tumaini™ Clematis	Violet with deeper purple stripes	Compact	Small gardens & patio pots	Extremely free-flowering
Boulevard® Corinne™ Clematis	White with pale pink-violet stripe	Taller compact	Partial shade & containers	Strong stems for cutting
Boulevard® Vicki™ Clematis	Bright pink with magenta accents	Compact	Partial shade & containers	Ruffled petals and repeat bloom
Boulevard® Poseidon Clematis	Lavender with magenta accents	Compact	Containers & short trellises	Large 4–5" long-lasting flowers
Boulevard® Kitty™ Clematis	Near white with purple stamens	Very compact	Pots & small-space displays	Dense growth with little support needed
Fleuri™ Clematis	Deep purple	Compact	Sunny containers & small gardens	Deep flower color contrasts with pale foliage
Giselle™ Clematis	Rosy pink	Taller compact	Containers, roses & cottage gardens	Exceptionally free-flowering
Bernadine™ Clematis	Icy blue with red anthers	Compact	Partial shade & patio containers	Long flowering season and cut flowers
Boulevard® Zara™ Clematis	Icy blue with yellow anthers	Taller compact	Porch, patio & balcony containers	Large 5" ruffled flowers
Boulevard® Parisienne™ Clematis	Blue-violet with magenta anthers	Compact	Entryways, patios & balconies	Reliable repeat flowering
Picardy Clematis	Burgundy to reddish purple	Compact	Pots & hanging baskets	Trailing stems and rebloom after trimming
Boulevard® Nubia Clematis	Strong deep red with dark center	Compact	Sunny patios & containers	One of the deepest red compact clematis
Boulevard® Ninon Clematis	White with magenta anthers	Taller compact	Containers, walls & trellises	Wavy white 3–4" flowers
Boulevard® Edda Clematis	Bright purple	Compact	Patios & hanging baskets	Produces trailing flowering stems
Boulevard Tranquilité Clematis	Pale lavender with white central band	Taller compact	Partial shade & patio pots	Subtle color for shaded settings
Boulevard Sarah Elizabeth Clematis	Soft glowing pink with burgundy stamens	Taller compact	Partial shade & containers	Flowers from low on the vine upward
Boulevard Paulie Clematis	Purple-violet with pale center	Compact	Patios, decks & small spaces	Unusual pale-centered flowers
Olympia Clematis	Blue with cream and magenta accents	Taller compact	Patio containers & mixed beds	Flowers along stems plus decorative seed heads
Boulevard® Ines Clematis	Indigo to saturated purple	Compact	Containers & narrow gardens	Saturated color on a restrained vine
Boulevard Alaina Clematis	Pink with dark pink central bars	Taller compact	Partial shade & containers	Early flowering with fall rebloom
Boulevard® Acropolis Clematis	Bright magenta with darker veining	Compact	Containers & narrow beds	Saturated flowers with repeat bloom

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