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By Pat ShepperdsonColorado Master Gardener Clematis, a reliable garden favorite, is known as the “queen of climbers.” It adds height and color to fences, trellises and arbors without taking up ...

What: Clematis integrifolia “Caerulea,” commonly referred to as Clematis “Bushy Blue Bell,” is native to China and a perfect selection for either containers or borders. It is a bushy non-climbing ...

A new, unidentified blue flower appeared in the author's garden. After research, the plant was identified as a non-vining clematis called Stand By Me. The clematis, purchased from Bluestone, survived ...

There are three kinds of Clematis — Type 1, Type 2, and Type 3. Type 3 blooms on new wood, flowers continuously July through September, and is the best choice for Minnesota gardens. Clematis is ...

Two types of clematis can be grown on the prairies: Climbers and non-climbers. Most gardeners are familiar with the former. While some do very well here, others need a great deal of coddling, coupled ...

You say “clem-matis,” I say “clem-aa-tis. No matter which syllable you emphasize, every gardener should find room for at least one clematis vine. Within the genus, there are many species and lots of ...

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