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Sow seeds surface of lightly firmed, moist seed compost in pots or trays and cover with a very light sprinkling of compost or vermiculite. Seal container inside a polythene bag and keep at a temperature of between 59-68 degrees, or place in a cold frame or sheltered position outdoors. After sowing do not exclude light as it helps germination. Keep surface of the compost moist but not waterlogged. Germination can take 1 to 2 months and can be erratic.

Sow seeds surface of lightly firmed, moist seed compost in pots or trays and cover with a very light sprinkling of compost or vermiculite. Seal container inside a polythene bag and keep at a temperature of between 59-68 degrees, or place in a cold frame or sheltered position outdoors. After sowing do not exclude light as it helps germination. Keep surface of the compost moist but not waterlogged. Germination can take 1 to 2 months and can be erratic.

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.

Clematis & Stephania Formula 2 oz Use this product? Write an approved review and receive a 5% OFF coupon Manufacturer: Far East Summit Chinese Classics Ingredients in Clematis & Stephania Formula, 2 oz.Red Peony root, Prepared Rehmannia root, Persica seed, Dong Quai root, Ligusticum (chuan xiong) rhizome, Red Atractylodes (cang zhu)rhizome, Poria sclerotium fungus, Notorptergium rhizome, Citrus peel, Chinese Clematis root, Stephania root, Siler root, Large Leaf Gentian root, Achyranthes root, Fragrant...

Clematis My Angel, Clematis 'My Angel®' PPAF, presents a new color within the Clematis assortment. My Angel® is a hardy woody climber with purple stems and a multitude of 1 1/2 inch flowers, nodding, inside yellow outside red-purple, with creamy colored edged tepals. The seed heads are white and numerous. This unique small-flowered clematis flowers July through October. 'My Angel®' needs a supporting structure to grow properly. Clematis is easy to grow in a rich, porous, alkaline soil with plenty...

(Clematis) Clematis tangutica is a vigorous and free-flowering vine. In midsummer, an explosion of bright yellow lantern-like flowers cover the bright green foliage. The lovely flowers continue to bloom through October and are then followed by attractive seed heads in late fall. Clematis tangutica looks stunning when planted over an arbor!

Simple and beautiful, Clematis includes over 300 named cultivars and even more wild species than the rose. Our selections 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 on 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...

"This is the easiest Clematis to grow. Flowering in three months after sowing, produces lots of lovely yellow, pendulous lantern like flowers in Mid to late summer followed with feathery, silver seed-heads. The flowers form masses of bright canary yellow hanging blooms. Can be grown in baskets as an annual. Hardy to zone 5."

Climbing, sprawling vine for sun or part shade areas, can be very aggressive. Grows up or out to 20', covering anything in it's way. Small white flowers in spring, followed by fluffy seed heads that persist through summer.

A knock out native, Pipestem Clematis puts on a show of starry ivory 1” butterfly & bee attracting, fragrant blooms March through June. Drought tolerant once established, it produces flamboyant truffula tree like seed plumes after the bloom fest is over. Found on hillsides, chaparral & open woodlands from the Bay Area south to Baja, extending west to the foothills of the Sierra Nevadas. Great under oaks, it tolerates sand, clay & even seasonal flooding. To 8-20’ tall it would be splendiferous...

All of our Clematis are grown right here at our nursery in north Georgia. Most plants are grown from cuttings, not seed (except where noted), and none are grafted. This assures that you will get a healthy plant that is true to name. Each plant will be fully rooted in a true quart size pot with a label and 18" stake as pictured. When your plants arrive, you'll find them packed carefully with natural materials and individually wrapped. The stake is used to protect the plant in transit and may be removed...

Soft yellow, bell-shaped flowers have very thick sepals that are red at the base. Dark purple stems and bright green foliage make the flowers stand out beautifully. Stunning climbing up a brick wall or on an arbor or trellis. Blooms from late spring to early summer and attractive seed heads follow. Reaches 6 1/2- 10 ft. Potted plants. Zones 6-8.

Many Clematis have fluffy seed heads that extend the season of interest and can be used in arrangements. Train them on arbors, grow against walls or fences, use for screening unsightly vistas, or to climb over stumps or poles. Grow them through taller shrubs such as Roses or Vibernums, or through Dogwood trees. Clematis also makes a lovely container plant. Float a few blooms in a bowl of water for a lovely table centerpiece. Clematis never fail to make an opulent display!

Place Your Order Clematis 500 Seeds $4.99 1000 Seeds $8.99 Related Products LazyMan Soil Doctor All-in-one liquid aerator, dethatcher, fertilizer, and soil conditioner. Use to enhance seed germination and for your monthly maintenance. 1 Quart RTU $19.99 1 Gallon $49.99 2 1/2 Gallons $99.99 5 Gallons $189.99 Flower Specifications Season: Perennial USDA Zones: 5 - 9 Height: 80 - 96 inches (vining) Bloom Season: Summer and fall Bloom Color: Yellow Environment: Full sun Soil...

This stunningly floriferous seed strain of Clematis integrifolia comes from Russia's famous Lake Baikal (the world's deepest and oldest lake and no relation to Lauren, who is nearly as old), where it was collected by Czech plantsman, Vladislav Piatek. For us, it makes a clump of short, lax stems, topped from May though September with large lavender-blue bells with upturned petal tips...a hummingbird treat. The combination possibilities with other plants, especially those with gold foliage is endless...