Clematis comes in a wealth of sizes, shapes, and colors, so there's a variety that will work for just about every space. These hardy flowering vines with large, colorful flowers lend a somewhat ...

There is a clematis for everyone! Boasting a diversity of color, a wide array of flower shapes, and varieties that can cope with almost any growing conditions, clematis can be added to virtually any ...

Clematis vines dripping with colorful blooms as they creep up a trellis are gorgeous as-is. With fairy-like hummingbirds sipping from the flowers, the beauty is enough to give you chills. There are ...

* What it is: Clematis is a popular and showy perennial twining vine, but its main Achilles’ heel is a wilt disease that can make the whole plant look like it was attacked with a blow torch shortly ...

Purple clematis has long been a staple in Minnesota gardens. But lately, when gardeners here want a flashy plant, they've tended to gravitate toward exotics like mandevilla or annuals like cardinal ...

There is a glorious moment when winter finally yields to spring. The birds are singing and snapping twigs from the branches above, and the grass is shooting up. It’s a glorious time for the gardener, ...

Plant catalogs are such a tease. Sometimes that irresistible beauty in the vivid photo will grow in Houston's clammy climate. But sometimes it won't. Take the seductive, large-flowered clematis. Who ...

EVERY GARDEN NEEDS a few Clematis vines meandering about. The flowers come in an amazing array of colors and sizes, and because they blossom at different times, it’s possible to have Clematis in bloom ...

When: The best time is late winter or very early spring, before the plant comes out of dormancy. Why: Pruning is a key cultural practice used to encourage blooming and to maintain the heath of the ...

Every flower gardener should know the pleasure of growing clematis, a woody, deciduous climbing perennial in the buttercup (Ranunculaceae) family. With its large flowers, extended period of bloom and ...

Because there’s no such thing as too much Clematis, here’s how to get a little more — and make it last a little longer. By Margaret Roach It’s hard to imagine that the aphorism warning about too much ...