Botanical Name: Clematis viorna Sun Exposure: Partial shade, dappled sunlight Soil Type: Any moist, well-draining Soil pH: Mildly acidic to slightly alkaline (6.0-8.0) USDA Plant Hardiness Zone: 4 ...

They’re not quite as big-flowered and full as some other hybrid clematis varieties you might see, but the worthy tradeoff is fewer disease troubles. Flowers usually last through August.

Breeders here and around the world — Donahue's is one of the top three clematis growers and breeders in North America, shipping 850,000 plants per year — are producing clematis varieties that ...

Silver Moon, Candy Stripe, Nelly Moser, Abilene, Claire de Lune and Viticella are among the clematis varieties that thrive in a shady spot. Or check out all the shade varieties on the Donahue website.

The show will start earlier with varieties of Clematis alpina, with their smaller, nodding flowers, Mr. Long said, or C. macropetala, whose blooms are sometimes described as resembling double ...

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 ...

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.

The best pruning practices for clematis are dependent upon the specific variety that you have. Each variety of clematis is either a Group A or 1, Group B or 2, or Group C or 3.

Clematis vines fall into three general categories when it comes to pruning. • Group 1 consists of vines that only bloom on last year’s growth (or old wood).