Light Needs
Mature Height
Mature Spread
Growing Zones
The indigos and purples of the Boulevard Ines Clematis’ blooms are enough to mesmerize any plant lover! The Boulevard series of clematis is sometimes referred to as “compact patio clematis.” They offer the vigor, bloom, and beauty you’ve come to expect from clematis vines, but in a compact form that’s perfect for growing in containers or small gardens. With its saturated colors and consistent, all-season bloom, Ines is a spectacular addition to the series.
Boulevard Ines Clematis is a great choice for planting in a narrow or small garden where aggressive vines just won’t do. Try it in a border planting or container with an ornamental trellis. Clematis is a deer-resistant plant that is potentially poisonous to humans and animals, so keep this in mind when planting.
Boulevard® Ines Clematis Care
An application of compost or well-balanced fertilizer in the early spring will support the vigorous growth and bloom through the summer. Keep the soil moist, but allow it to dry between waterings so that it doesn’t get too wet. Heavily mulch your clematis or plant it near taller plants so that the roots can remain cool. Be sure to site it in a location where the leaves get at least 4 hours or more of sunlight per day.
This vine is in pruning group 3. Which means that Boulevard Ines Clematis is a type of Clematis that blooms on new growth, so pruning in the early spring is essential to maximize flowers. Trim the plant back to 2’-3’ to allow new growth and flowers to flourish.
Boulevard® Ines Clematis Spacing
A smaller clematis variety, Boulevard Ines will only grow to about 4’ in height and 2’ in width. It’s a great vine choice for large containers of at least 12” diameter. Allow for 2’ of space when planting in the ground.
Compare Boulevard® Clematis
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Purple-blue with darker purple bar | Compact | Patio containers & front borders | Large ruffled flowers with repeat bloom | |
| Velvety purple with rosy undertones | Taller compact | Containers & short trellises | Rich color with a long bloom season | |
| Violet with deeper purple stripes | Compact | Small gardens & patio pots | Extremely free-flowering | |
| White with pale pink-violet stripe | Taller compact | Partial shade & containers | Strong stems for cutting | |
| Bright pink with magenta accents | Compact | Partial shade & containers | Ruffled petals and repeat bloom | |
| Lavender with magenta accents | Compact | Containers & short trellises | Large 4–5" long-lasting flowers | |
| Near white with purple stamens | Very compact | Pots & small-space displays | Dense growth with little support needed | |
| Deep purple | Compact | Sunny containers & small gardens | Deep flower color contrasts with pale foliage | |
| Rosy pink | Taller compact | Containers, roses & cottage gardens | Exceptionally free-flowering | |
| Icy blue with red anthers | Compact | Partial shade & patio containers | Long flowering season and cut flowers | |
| Icy blue with yellow anthers | Taller compact | Porch, patio & balcony containers | Large 5" ruffled flowers | |
| Blue-violet with magenta anthers | Compact | Entryways, patios & balconies | Reliable repeat flowering | |
| Burgundy to reddish purple | Compact | Pots & hanging baskets | Trailing stems and rebloom after trimming | |
| Strong deep red with dark center | Compact | Sunny patios & containers | One of the deepest red compact clematis | |
| White with magenta anthers | Taller compact | Containers, walls & trellises | Wavy white 3–4" flowers | |
| Bright purple | Compact | Patios & hanging baskets | Produces trailing flowering stems | |
| Pale lavender with white central band | Taller compact | Partial shade & patio pots | Subtle color for shaded settings | |
| Soft glowing pink with burgundy stamens | Taller compact | Partial shade & containers | Flowers from low on the vine upward | |
| Purple-violet with pale center | Compact | Patios, decks & small spaces | Unusual pale-centered flowers | |
| Blue with cream and magenta accents | Taller compact | Patio containers & mixed beds | Flowers along stems plus decorative seed heads | |
| Indigo to saturated purple | Compact | Containers & narrow gardens | Saturated color on a restrained vine | |
| Pink with dark pink central bars | Taller compact | Partial shade & containers | Early flowering with fall rebloom | |
| Bright magenta with darker veining | Compact | Containers & narrow beds | Saturated flowers with repeat bloom |
Boulevard® Ines Clematis Plant Facts
Growing Conditions
- Hardiness ZonesGrowing Zones
- USDA Zones 4 to 9 (perennial); grown as an annual elsewhere (outdoors year-round); grown indoors elsewhere (outdoors year-round); grown in containers elsewhere (grown as a seasonal crop)
- Sun Exposure
- Part Shade to Full Sun (4+ Hours Direct Sun)
- Mature Height
- 3-4 Feet
- Mature Spread
- 2-3 Feet
- Growth Habit
- , Climbing
- Water Needs
- Consistently Moist
Flowers & Foliage
- Flower Colors
- , Purple
- Flower Description
- Purple
- Bloom Time
- Early to Late Summer
- Blooms On
-
New Wood
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"Blooms on" tells you which stems produce flowers, which decides when it's safe to prune.
- New Wood: Flowers form on stems that grow this season. Prune in late winter or early spring without losing blooms.
- Old Wood: Flower buds form on last year's stems. Prune right after flowering. Pruning in fall or early spring removes next year's blooms.
- Both New and Old Wood: Blooms on last year's stems and again on new growth, so it flowers even after a hard winter or a mistimed pruning. Prune lightly after the first flush of blooms.
- When to Prune
- Late winter to early spring, before new growth starts
- Foliage Color
- Foliage Description
- Green
- Foliage Type
- , Deciduous
- Seasonal Interest
- , Fall Flowering, Fall Interest
Garden Benefits
Plant Overview
- Common Name
- Boulevard® Ines Clematis
- Botanical Name
- Clematis Evipo059′
- Plant Type
- Vine
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Please Note: The pictures below are to give a general representation of the different container sizes. The actual size/ages of plants are estimates and will vary based on type of plant, time of year, last pruning & many other factors.
Also Known As:
Quart
Plant Age:
~ 6 months - 1 year
Plant Size:
~ 4"-8"
Pot Size:
~ 4.75"H x 4.5"W
Volume:
1.50 quarts
Also Known As:
2.5 Quart Pot
Plant Age:
~ 1 - 2 years old
Plant Size:
~ 8"-12"
Pot Size:
~ 6.5"H x 6.5"W
Volume:
2.20-2.30 quarts
Also Known As:
#1 Container
1 Gallon
Plant Age:
~ 1 - 2 years old
Plant Size:
~ 10"-14"
Pot Size:
~ 7"H x 7.75"W
Volume:
2.26-3.73 quarts
Also Known As:
#2 Container
2 Gallon
Plant Age:
~ 1.5 - 3 years old
Plant Size:
~ 12"-18"
Pot Size:
~ 9.5"H x 9.5"W
Volume:
1.19-1.76 gallons
Also Known As:
#3 Container
3 Gallon
Plant Age:
~ 2 - 4 years old
Plant Size:
~ 12"-30"
Pot Size:
~9.5"H x 11"W
Volume:
2.32-2.76 gallons
Also Known As:
#5 Container
5 Gallon
Plant Age:
~3-4 years old
Plant Size:
~ 20" - 60"
Pot Size:
~11" H x 10 1/2” W
Volume:
3.5 - 4 gallons
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