There are at least 200 species, both deciduous and evergreen, and countless cultivars and hybrids of this beloved vine. Clematis is a marvelous climbing vine that produces an abundance of gorgeous flowers.   The sheer beauty and vigor of this plant has attracts attention from any passer by.   The twining stems will cling to any nearby object creating a stunning tower of colorful blooms. The large flowering hybrids are the most popular Clematis and come in a wide range of colors, including white, blue, purple, mauve, red, and bicolors. Clematis plants are not considered hard to grow, but we do not want to mislead you into thinking these plants are care-free or fool-proof.  To grow Clematis successfully you will need to learn about the specific care these wonderful vines require. We have compiled several "how to" guides that will help you learn to grow exquisite Clematis vines that will be the envy of your gardening friends.
(photo above - Josephine)

Clematis Information

• Clematis - Planting and Care
• Pruning Clematis
• Clematis Wilt
• Best Clematis Varieties for New Gardeners

Clematis plants are shipped in two differet sizes depending upon the variety -- 2 year old bareroots and 5.5" pots. Sizes are marked with in the online catalog.

Our Clematis varieties:
(klem-ah-tis)

Clematis By Color:
Purples & Blues
Reds & Pinks
Whites & Creams
Bicolors

Clematis by Bloom Time:
Early Clematis
Midseason Clematis
Late Clematis