Clematis… whether you pronounce it “Cleh-mah-tis” or “Clem-ah-tis” it’s a lovely climber that won’t pull your structure down. (If you’ve ever planted trumpet vine, you know!) Give it shade at it’s feet, and a little time. It’s sure to delight! #clematis #garden #flowers | Life at the Nest

Did you know that there are over 200 species and hundreds of hybrids of clematis? There are saucers, bells, tube-shapes, tulips, open bells, doubles, and semi-doubles. Take a look! 🌸 Almanac.com/clematis-varieties-climbing-vines-bush-types | The Old Farmers Almanac

Clematis! We have around 30 varieties in stock right now. Ranging in color and size, Clematis have white, red, pink or purple blooms that will bring interest and texture to your space. Remember, clematis like to have their “Head in the sun, and feet in the shade!” If you have a spot with a half day or more of sunlight, this is the perfect climber for your garden. #clematis | Petals From The Past

We’re clamoring for Clematis! Here are our tips for growing this perennial flowering vine: 1. Planting: Choose a location with at least 6 hours of sunlight, but keep the root area shaded, as clematis prefer their “feet” in the cool and “heads” in the sun. Planting a small shrub or groundcover at the base can help achieve this. 2. Watering: Clematis vines need consistent moisture. Water them regularly to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged. In our area, this might mean more frequent watering