Information About Clematis

Planting different clematis vines is an easy way to add a vibrant pop of color that will last many growing seasons to come. Find some great choices here.

If you're looking for a native flowering vine which thrives in a variety of light conditions, Virgin's Bower clematis may be the answer. Although the Virgin's Bower vine isn’t as showy, it's one of the few vines that blooms in the shade. Learn about it in this article.

Swamp leather flowers are climbing vines native to the southeastern U.S. They make a great climbing native plant alternative to other invasive fragrant vines. Learn more about swamp leather flower care and growing conditions in this article.

Evergreen clematis is a vigorous ornamental vine and its leaves stay on the plant year round. If you are interested in growing evergreen clematis, click this article for all the information you'll need to get started.

Clematis does not like to be messed with once it has rooted, even if it is struggling where it is. So what is a gardener to do then? Use the information found in this article to learn how to transplant clematis successfully.

When exactly can you expect clematis blooms? There's no easy answer to this question, as the wide range of varieties bloom at such different times and for such different durations. This article includes a basic rundown of clematis vine flowering times.

Late blooming clematis plants are those that start blooming in mid- to late summer, and then continue blooming until the first frost. Learn about a few of the best fall blooming clematis in the article that follows.