With careful selection, you can enjoy ... watch your plant and know when it blooms. Prune clematis when flowering is finished (this is true for so many flowering plants). Group 1: These vines ...

Here are a few options for evergreen vines: Evergreen clematis (Clematis armandii): A great choice for part shade, sporting fragrant ... well. You can prune these hard each year, but give them ...

I have a clematis vine ... aim to give your roses a proper pruning in early spring to promote healthy growth. A good reminder to yourself is to prune when you see the bright yellow blooms of ...

Clematis armandii ... blooms last well in water and you will also enjoy the benefit of their rather wonderful vanilla scent. Of course, if you have a large old tree in the garden, you could plant ...

Gardeners love these perennial plants for their beautiful blooms but keep in mind that the plant is toxic to people and animals. Plant it in a location where you can ... of clematis from each group: ...

While there are several clematis varieties, they’re usually divided into three main groups; Group 1, Group 2 ... Established clematis vines only need watering if they don’t receive regular rainfall.

Lobelia, petunias, geraniums and alyssum can go into the garden, but avoid marigolds and sweet potato vine for now.

Clematis can ... following our guide, you can trying growing more climbers for free. Start in late spring and your cuttings will root within a few weeks and be ready to plant out in the summer.

For the best display you'll need to know when to prune. There are many varieties of clematis, some evergreen and some ... if you're not sure what your plant is, don't prune it.

This is a good week to fertilize the lawn if you have not yet done so and apply fertilizer around your hungry roses, perennials and flowering vines ... the smaller blooms of the Clematis montana ...