Clematis, just like any other flowering plant can and should be deadheaded. Some varieties of Clematis are definitely easier to deadhead than others, small flowered Clematis can be somewhat time consuming to deadhead but it is still doable. To deadhead …
Clematis tend to be fairly hardy plants, there is not a lot you can do to actually kill it, but they are prone to some diseases and especially to drying out. Reviving a Clematis is possible but only if you …
Clematis can get fairly bushy but they will usually not get bushy without any help. As Clematis are vines they tend to stretch out in different directions and this usually means that they will look the exact opposite of a …
Blooming time can be increased for most varieties of Clematis, although not all types of Clematis actually bloom during the summer. If you want your Clematis to bloom all summer long then you have to grow the specific varieties that …
Deer can do a lot of damage to Clematis, especially once they get a taste for it. Deer will not only eat the Clematis leaves, and stems but the flowers as well, although most types of Clematis do like a …
General wilting and Clematis wilt are two different things, general wilting is often caused by drought, stress, and so on, while Clematis wilt is caused by a type of fungus that attacks the plant. Clematis wilt is a common fungal …
Overwatred Clematis can be saved although it really depends on how much damage the overwatering has done. If you overwater your Clematis once or twice, then don’t worry about it, but if you start seeing the signs that the plant …
Clematis can be fairly easily overwatered, although they do like some moisture around their roots, but if their roots are constantly wet the plants will start to struggle and some of them may even develop root or crown rot which …
Clematis is one of the most beautiful flowering vines, some of them have small flowers like the Clematis Montana while others have massive ones like the Clematis Aotearoa. The bigger the Clematis is the more numerous its flowers should be, …
Clematis are prone to drying out, usually, this starts with their leaves turning brown and crispy. The good news is that as long as the stem of the Clematis has not dried out, the plant should put on some new …
