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Simple and beautiful--all 300 of them--Clematis includes even more wild species than the rose. They offer opulent blossoms, attractive, carefree foliage, and ornamental seed heads in exchange for a minimum of attention. Use them to cover just about every stump and dead tree, as well as trellises, arbors, pergolas, walls and tall shrubs. They prefer to be planted slightly deep in cool, well-drained soil with mulch or a ground cover to shade their feet. Provide a support and let them climb. We especially like...

Clematis viticella Originating from native to Southern Europe Clematis viticella (Italian Clematis), have finally come up in the world. They thrive both in a hot Mediterranean climate and in the coolness of Northern Europe. Preferring sunny areas they shouldn't be planted in shade or over a north facing wall, but will settle for moderate or even poor soil. These varieties are healthier and less prone to "clematis wilt", the most dangerous disease of large-flowered varieties. The plants are easy to use in...

A climbing, deciduous plant. It is fast growing, with each stem capable of producing up to 30 feet of growth in one season. This vine has compound leaves, composed of 5 leaflets (1 to 3 leaflets on seedlings). It has creamy white, sweet smelling flowers with four petals. The feathery seed heads account for the common name of old man’s beard. Older vines have stringy, furrowed bark, which is pale brown in color. Hardy to zone 3.

Liven up your hanging basket, container plantings, or trellis this summer with this easy-to-grow Clematis. 'Radar Love' flowers only three months from sowing. You can use it almost anywhere; moreover, as a hardy perennial it will come back year after year. The nodding, rich yellow blooms are followed by attractive, feathery seed heads. Climbs to 9 feet. Blooms summer to autumn. Prefers full sun to light shade. Hardy perennial in zones 5-9. Start seeds now.

This rare and robust Clematis is not a vine--it's a shrub! Forming a large clump over the years, it provides a wonderful display of rich blue, flaring, tubular flowers with a velvety throat. Sweetly scented, the blooms are clustered near the tips of the 3" upright branches. It blooms late summer through fall and likes a rich, well-drained soil. Usually deciduous. Hardy in zones 4-9. Proper name: Clematis heracleifolia. Light: Sun to part shade. Water: Average to moist soil. Perennial.

Season: Perennial Zones: 5 - 9 Height: 1 - 8 feet (vining) Bloom Color: Yellow Bloom Season: Mid Summer to Early Fall Environment: Full Sun Soil Requirement: Moist, but Well Drained

Season: Perennial Zones: 5 - 9 Height: 1 - 8 feet (vining) Bloom Color: Yellow Bloom Season: Mid Summer to Early Fall Environment: Full Sun Soil Requirement: Moist, but Well Drained

Clematis paniculata The beautiful sweet autumn clematis is a vigorous semievergreen (or deciduous) vine than can climb up to 30 feet. The compound leaves are glossy and deep green. The star shaped white flowers are about an inch and a quarter across and sweetly fragrant. They are borne in numerous branching panicles from late summer through autumn. Vines can be so laden with billowy masses of white flowers that they look like they're covered with snow! The seed heads are pretty, too, with their silvery-gray...

Impressively displaying masses of creamy white blossoms and giving off a heady aroma similar to honeysuckle, this hardy native wildflower is easily established and grown. Viney and climbing, this plant can reach heights of ten to twenty feet! Preferring wood edges, thickets, and stream-banks, this wildflower quickly and easily adapts itself and gives a wonderfully naturalizing element to any planting.

I do not use chemicals in my garden. This past late summer I had over a hundred lady bugs call my sweet autumn cleamatis home. They loved it !! The photos are from my own vine ( plant ) this past summer and fall.