Here’s PennLive garden writer George Weigel’s Plant Pick of the Week for this week: * What it is: Clematis is a popular and showy perennial twining vine, but its main Achilles’ heel is a wilt disease ...

Clematis Care Tips. As with all plants, when living leaves, branches, and stems are removed from the plant, they lose nutrients. To counter this loss of nutrients and boost your clematis in ...

Clematis vines are perennials that produce a wide range of blooms and seasonal color. Learn about different clematis varieties and the best time to plant clematis.

Deciduous clematis are hardy in all Oregon climates. Evergreen varieties like sweet-smelling, winter-blooming Clematis armandii are more sensitive to the cold and perform best in western valleys ...

Yes, you can. See the best patio clematis varieties below. Use a large pot to give roots room to grow, roughly 45cm in diameter and depth. Use a Best Buy compost for containers and mix in a Best Buy ...

As the clematis vines begin new growth next May and are 6 to 12 inches high, pinch out the central growing tip of each emerging vine. Where there was one shoot, two will form.