You can grow clematis in the ground or in containers, and by planting varieties from the diverse groups that flower at different times of the year, you could be enjoying their blooms for many months.

Don't miss out on climbing, flowering clematis when we have so many local varieties to choose from. On the East Coast, Clemson University experts suggest planting Clematis virginiana instead.

It's a fast-growing climbing plant too ... For the majority of clematis varieties deadheading faded blooms is a great way of encouraging the plant to produce more flowers whilst keeping your ...