Clematis plants

It is not difficult this year finding beauty everywhere as I look around the garden. The roses are bigger and better than ever (although I do notice some brown fringes on the petals from the frosts that occurred before they opened). Carefree Beauty is huge this year! There were years I almost pulled it out because it just didn't seem to be flourishing. Pink Promise is my only hybrid tea that I purchased packaged with a shrub rose. Both were All America Winners. This one was almost pulled…

Explore the enchanting world of clematis with our guide to the best varieties for every season. Uncover the diverse types of clematis, each offering a unique charm to your garden. From early bloomers to those that grace your space with repeat performances and late-season delights, there's a clematis for every preference. Discover the colors, sizes, and growth habits that suit your garden's aesthetic.This is your key to selecting clematis varieties that ensure a continuous and captivating…

If you have a flower garden, you are most likely already familiar with clematis. It has about 300 species and is part of the buttercup family. The clematis plant is one of the most popular

Sharing our tips on growing clematis including how to plant them correctly in the first place, light requirements and more so you can grow this beautiful perennial vine.

Discover the secrets of growing clematis effortlessly! 🌸 Learn from planting to pruning and get a beautiful garden full of blooms.

Relish this fragrant climber, but keep its aggressive nature in check.

A plethora of unique garden ideas for where to plant clematis vine and other climbing flower vines in the garden.

Clematis is the workhorse of so many yards and gardens across the country.

At this time of year we are often overwhelmed by what is going on in the garden. Things are bursting with color, while others are unfurling delicately. All of a sudden the fence which we drove past…

While this Asian sweet autumn clematis is listed as invasive in several parts of the country, it is not in Connecticut * I planted this in 2012 at the east side of the deck where the kiwi vine had been. By September 2013 it had grown into a beautifully draped vine that graced the railing of the deck. It was just beautiful and smelled lovely. 9/1/13 I'm not sure why I took out the kiwi vine; it was doing well, but it was the female, and I wanted to have the male with its stronger tipped…