Clematis, often called the “queen of climbers,” is a versatile and stunning flowering vine that can add a burst of color and ...

Pruning your clematis can keep growth in check or help shape the vine, but doing so at the wrong time or incorrectly may ...

an evergreen vine with fragrant, star-shaped white blooms, or a purple clematis, “The President,” for deep color in late spring. Regardless of type, some general growing tips apply ...

There are many clematis vines that don't grow too tall and pair beautifully with non-climbing roses for vibrant color and ...

With abundant blooms in a wide range of colors from soft white to dark purple, pink and even yellow, clematis reign supreme ...

Imagine your garden adorned with vibrant, violet-blue blooms, each a regal 6-8 inches across. That is the magic of Clematis. This vigorous vine isn't just a ...

A woody, perennial, usually deciduous vine, you can find a flower form, color, size, and blooming season just right for your garden. Clematis are perfect along fences, climbing up a trellis ...

although there are other beautiful colors and cultivars, too. Clematis aren’t difficult to grow, but there are definitely a few secrets that transform an average vine into a show-stopper ...

These garden favorites need a little special handling at the start — and fall is a great time to plant — but once established, clematis (clem-ah-tis or cla-mat-is) grow and flower year after year.

If you plant your clematis vine close to an evergreen inside ... up a tree or a shrub or over a slope of rocks to provide some color. But for the best effects, it should work in tandem with ...

Rather, I was mostly looking for summer bloomers with flower color, with the exception of ... this is how I would have pruned them: Clematis vines fall into three general categories when it ...