Alpina Pink Flamingo

About Alpina Pink Flamingo
Pink Flamingo features a beautiful pale pink semi-double bell shaped flower that is similar to a macropetela in appearance. In addition to its spring bloom, Pink Flamingo often throws a few blooms in the fall. Alpinas perform well in light conditions ranging from bright shade to hot sun. Also, they can be used as a climber, rambler or ground cover. Their delicate flowers are followed by attractive seed heads. These attributes make this hardy species one of the easiest and most versatile types of clematis to grow. Pruning group A.

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Bi-Colour
Blue
Cream
Pink
Purple
Red
White
Yellow

Bell Shaped
Double
Double and Single
In Clusters
Large Single
Semi-Double
Single In Mass
Tubular

1-2" (3-5cm)
2-3" (5-8cm)
2.5-3.5" (6-9cm)
3-4" (8-10cm)
4-5" (10-13cm)
4-6" (10-15cm)
5-7" (12-18cm)
6-8" (15-20cm)
6-9" (15-22cm)
7-9" (17-23cm)
8-10" (20-25cm)
8-11" (20-28cm)

2-4' (0.5-1.5m)
3-6' (1-2m)
4-6' (1-2m)
5-8' (1.5-3m)
6.5-10' (2-3m)
6-8' (2-2.5m)
6-9' (2-3m)
8-10' (2.5-3m)
8-12' (3-4m)
8-14' (2.5-4m)
9-12' (3-4m)
10-20' (3-6m)
12-15' (3.5-4.5m)
12-20' (3.5-6m)
15-20' (4.5-6m)
15-25' (4.5-8m)
20-25' (6-8m)
20-30' (6-9m)
25-35' (8-10m)

April - August
April - May
August - September
January - March
July - August
July - October
July - September
June - August
June, July & Sept
June - September
March - April
May - August
May - June
May - October
May - September
May, June & August
May, June & September
September - October

Group C - Prune hard
Group A - No pruning required
Group B1 - Pruning Lightly
Group B2 - Pruning optional (light or hard)
Group B2 or C - Pruning optional (light or hard)
Group A,B or C - Prune to shape or to control height

Zone 3
Zone 4
Zone 5
Zone 6
Zone 7
Zone 8

Deciduous
Evergreen
Semi-Evergreen

Bright Shade to Full Sun
Partial Shade to Full Sun
Full Sun