Lilac-pink climber, one of the most decorated fragrant climbers (7 awards).
7 awards · Grand Prix for fragrance in Paris
Grand Prix for fragrance (Paris) · gold Baden-Baden · silver Geneva and Rome · bronze Tokyo
USDA zone 6b–9b. Down to about −23 °C; in Ukraine with protection. To ≈ −23 °C · in Ukraine, with winter protection.
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STRONG: 'parfum extraordinaire', Grand Prix for fragrance in Paris.
Good.
Healthy, abundant.
Pale pink with a lilac-mauve dusting along the petal edges
Quicksilverlavender-lilac
Rainy Bluelilac-lavender
Indigolettalilac-violet
Icebergpure white · contrastLavender and lilac climbers make up a gentle group together with Déclic.
Blue and silvery perennials bring out the lilac undertone:
For a partner to the lilac-pink — blue and silver:
Where to plant. Pergola, wall, large arch, where the strong scent can be enjoyed.
Climate. USDA 6b–9b (down to about −23 °C); in Ukraine it needs winter protection.
Care. Healthy and abundant; ordinary climber care. Its main value is the scent.
Name. French 'déclic', meaning 'click', a moment of inspiration.
Breeding. Paul Croix (France), not Delbard!; 1988.
Significance. One of the most decorated fragrant climbing varieties, with 7 awards, including the Grand Prix for fragrance in Paris.
The cultivar’s reference temperature is −23 °C (USDA zone 6b–9b). Overwintering depends on the conditions. Down to about −23 °C; in Ukraine with protection.
Abundant repeat flowering in waves.
200–250 cm tall.
Overall resistance: 4 out of 5. Healthy, abundant foliage.
Sun; abundant repeat flowering in waves.
STRONG: 'parfum extraordinaire', Grand Prix for fragrance in Paris.
