If your clematis blooms later in the summer, typically in July or August, it belongs to pruning group three,' says Lynne. This type of clematis tends to respond well to hard pruning. 'Type three ...

If you’re searching for a climbing plant with big, extravagant blooms that will become the star of your garden, then look no further than the low-maintenance and fast-growing clematis.

formed from May through July and repeat flowering into September. It’s a small clematis, so ideal for a pot with a framework to cling to or in the mid to front of a flower border, where it can ...

There's a clematis for every season and every colour scheme, and plenty of options for displaying the beautiful flowers. Whether you train your plant to climb over a pergola or trellis ...

You can grow clematis in the ground or in containers, and by planting varieties from the diverse groups that flower at different times of the year, you could be enjoying their blooms for many months.

Pruning regimes for clematis vary according to their ... also to maintain the short sideshoots on which the flowers develop. During early July, about two months after flowering, prune sideshoots ...