Clematis, the queen of climbers.
The large-flowered climbing vines gardeners train up arches, obelisks and fences - from the classic purple Jackmanii to banded Nelly Moser and rich-red Niobe. Sorted by difficulty, with light, hardiness zone, bloom time and the pruning group each belongs to. There are 11 in the catalog.
Keep away from pets. Toxic to cats and dogs. Clematis sap contains protoanemonin; chewing causes drooling, mouth and throat irritation, vomiting and diarrhoea - usually mild, as the bitter taste deters large intake. Keep pets from grazing the stems.
Beginner Comtesse de Bouchaud Clematis
Beginner Ernest Markham Clematis
Beginner Hagley Hybrid Clematis
Beginner Jackmanii Clematis
Beginner Nelly Moser Clematis
Beginner Ville de Lyon Clematis
Intermediate Clematis
Intermediate Multi Blue Clematis
Intermediate Niobe Clematis
Intermediate Rouge Cardinal Clematis
Intermediate The President Clematis
Gear for clematis
Garden trellis Clematis climbs by twining leaf stalks - give it something thin. Check price Plant ties Guide new shoots without cutting in. Check price Bypass pruning shears Clean cuts heal faster than crushed ones. Check price Plant labels Know what went where, and when. Check price
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