Clematis

Here’s the deal on Clematis care! The Clematis vine – is a gorgeous plant in any garden. Growing clematis pronounced (Klem’-a-tis) can add lots of color to your garden, and with

Clematis vitalba [KLEM-uh-tiss, vy-TAL-buh] is a climbing vine from the family Ranunculaceae (buttercup), featuring branched and grooved stems, bright green leaves, and fragrant flowers with feathery and fluffy sepals underneath. 

Clematis Montana [KLEM-uh-tiss, MON-tah-nuh] is a flowering plant belonging to the Clematis genus and the family Ranunculaceae.  Learn more about Clematis Vine Care Montana clematis is a late Spring bloomer

Clematis paniculata [klem-AT-iss, pan-ick-yoo-LAH-tuh] is commonly known as Sweet Autumn Clematis. It also has several different Latin names, such as: Clematis maximowicziana Clematis dioscoreifolia Clematis terniflora This perennial vining plant

The Clematis Virginiana [KLEM-uh-tiss, Vir-jin-ee-AN-uh] is a woody vine from the Buttercup family Ranunculaceae along with: Winter Aconite (Eranthis) Marsh Marigold (Caltha Palustris) Persian Buttercup (Ranunculus asiaticus) It is native

Clematis armandii [KLEM-uh-tiss, ar-MOND-ee-eye] is a species of climbing plants and vines from the flowering family Ranunculaceae. It’s prized by gardening enthusiasts for its beautiful white flowers. This Clematis plant type is