Clematis armandii flowers in early spring, typically from March to April depending on your climate and local growing conditions.   This evergreen clematis is one of the first to bloom each year, bringing clusters of fragrant white or soft pink blossoms when most other plants are still waking up.   … Read more

You should trim back clematis in late winter or early spring, depending on your specific pruning group.   The exact timing for when to trim back clematis really hinges on which type of clematis you’re growing in your garden.   Getting the timing right for when do you trim back … Read more

Autumn clematis blooms in late summer to early fall, typically from August through October.   That’s the simple answer, but the exact timing of when autumn clematis blooms depends on the variety you’re growing, your climate zone, and how you prune it.   If you’ve been wondering when autumn clematis … Read more

You prune Nelly Moser clematis in late winter or early spring, just as new growth begins to appear.   This timing is perfect because it allows you to remove dead or damaged stems without sacrificing the upcoming bloom season.   If you’ve been wondering when do you prune Nelly Moser … Read more

You plant clematis bulbs in the early spring or late fall, depending on your climate and the specific variety you have.   When do you plant clematis bulbs is one of the most common questions I get from gardeners, and the answer really comes down to giving these beautiful climbers … Read more

You should deadhead clematis right after the first big flush of blooms fades in late spring or early summer.   Deadheading clematis at this precise moment encourages a second round of flowers and keeps your vine looking tidy all season long.   If you’re wondering when do you deadhead clematis … Read more

You cut clematis back for the winter depending on the type you have, but the general rule is to prune in late winter or early spring, not in fall.   Many gardeners wonder when do you cut clematis back for the winter, and the answer depends on whether your clematis … Read more

You cut back clematis plants based on the type of clematis you have, and you typically prune them either in late winter or early spring, or right after their first flush of blooms fades.   Getting the timing right for when to cut back clematis plants is one of the … Read more

Clematis start to shoot in early spring, typically from late February to April, depending on your climate zone and the specific variety you’re growing.   If you’ve been watching your bare vines and wondering when clematis will finally wake up, the answer usually arrives as the soil warms and daylight … Read more

You cut back clematis for the winter in late fall or early winter, after the first hard frost has killed the foliage and the plant has gone fully dormant.   This timing is perfect because the plant has already pulled all the energy it needs down into its root system, … Read more