The large, greedy roots of the Clematis are Container size. Smaller varieties will survive in a … See more

To grow clematis in pots, it’s best to use a large container that’s at least 45 cm in diameter. Good root growth will be allowed by this. Place the pot by a wall or fence with good drain… See more

Some of them are delightfully fragrant. Clematis can be grown on large balconies and are terrific container plants. Clematis are well suited to a wide range of indoor and outdoo… See more

The best time to bloom clemes is during the full sun. Some varieties, such as ‘Nelly Moser’, can bloom in part shade, but the amount of flowering will be reduced. In hot summer ar… See more

Many climbing plants will flop if not tied in. Some of the tiny wee plants that are popular for hanging baskets sort of scramble upwards a bit, but they don’t do much mor… See more

They want a site that is shaded and cool. Relief on the roots can be provided by mulch, low-growing plants, and ground cover. Climbing clematis vines need a trellis or other su… See more