Clematis is very popular in gardens. These flowers beautify fences, pergolas and walls and are often planted together with roses. The charmingclematis climber is suitable not only for gardens and terraces, but also as a pot plant on the balcony. The many varieties of clematis make it easy to find the right color for your taste. These beautiful plants bloom in white, blue, purple, pink, bi-color and many other forms. To learn more about caring for clematis, follow our advice.
Clematis climber – when and where to plant?
In general, clematis thrives in a semi-shady spot in the garden, where the sun reaches the flowers but the ground stays cooler. There are also hybrid clematis varieties bred to thrive in shade. Clematis flowers can brighten the darkest areas of the garden. The soil should be rich in nutrients. For planting, first dig a hole about half a meter deep, then add a layer of gravel for good drainage. The ideal time to plant clematis is August or September, when the soil is warm enough to encourage root formation.
Clematis climber
Clematis usually needs regular watering, especially in spring and summer. The base of the plant can be covered with mulch to prevent the roots from drying out. Some clematis varieties bloom in April and May, while others bloom from June to August, so the right time for pruning depends on the variety. Spring bloomers are cut only after flowering, while summer bloomers are cut in February or March.
Bi-color purple Clematis
A south or west wall is perfect
Clematis Niobe
Clematis Montana
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