Clematis (Assorted Varieties) – The Queen of Climbers

Take your garden to new heights!

Clematis instantly transforms your vertical structures into cascades of flowers. Whether you want to dress up a wall, a pergola, or a simple trellis, our collection of over 30 varieties offers an unparalleled diversity of shapes and shades. Select yours from our horticultural gems, perfectly adapted to the rigours of our climate.

Why add a Clematis to your decor:

• Maximise your space: Ideal for small gardens thanks to its vertical growth.
• Brighten your season: Enjoy a floral display that renews itself throughout the summer.
• Grow with ease: Benefit from vigorous plants that require little maintenance once established.

Our Featured Varieties by Category

The Ultra-Hardy (Zone 3)

Ideal for colder regions or exposed locations.

• Blue & Purple: 'Arabella' (G3), 'Jackmanii' (G3), 'Jackmanii Superba' (G3), 'Rhapsody' (G3).
• Red & Pink: 'Ernest Markham' (G3), 'Hagley Hybrid' (G3), 'Ville de Lyon' (G3).
• White: 'Gillian Blades' (G2).

The Essentials (Zone 4)

Timeless classics for guaranteed success.

• Bicolours & Striped: 'Nelly Moser' (G2), 'Dr. Ruppel' (G2), 'Bees' Jubilee' (G2), 'Killian Donahue' (G2), 'Lincoln Star' (G2).
• Deep Hues: 'Niobe' (G2), 'The President' (G2), 'Daniel Deronda' (G2).
• Elegant White/Cream: 'Guernsey Cream' (G2), 'H.F. Young' (G2).

The Vancouver™ Collection (Zone 4)

Modern varieties with unique and refined colours.

'Blue Lion' (G2), 'Cotton Candy' (G2), 'Danielle' (G2), 'Daybreak' (G2), 'Morning Mist' (G2), 'Mystic Gem' (G2), 'Sea Breeze' (G2), 'Starry Nights' (G2).

Autumn Fragrance (Zone 5)

Clematis paniculata (G3): A starry, fragrant white bloom late in the season.

Pruning Guide: For Maximum Blooms

Identify your variety's group to know when and how to prune:

• Group 1 (Early Flowering): These bloom on old wood. Do not prune them, except to remove dead stems after spring flowering.
• Group 2 (Large-Flowered): These often offer two flushes of blooms. Perform a light pruning early in the spring by removing dead wood and cutting stems back to a vigorous bud.
• Group 3 (Summer/Autumn Flowering): The most vigorous! These bloom on new wood. Cut all stems back severely to about 30 cm from the ground in early spring.

Growing Tips for Total Success

To obtain an abundant bloom, follow the golden rule: « Feet in the shade, head in the sun. »

1. Expose to sun: Choose a sunny spot (at least 6 hours of sun).
2. Protect the base: Plant perennials at the base or install thick mulch to keep roots cool.
3. Prepare the soil: Use rich, loose, and well-drained soil.
4. Install a support: Secure a trellis or solid structure at the time of planting.

Note: Selection may vary by garden centre. Visit us in-store to see our current arrivals!