Clematis, the "Queen of Climbers," graces gardens with 12-ft vines and 3–4 ft spread, blooming after midsummer in temperate zones. Rich, fertile soil and spring planting set the stage.
With cool roots, sunny tops, and a sturdy trellis, clematis delivers spectacular vertical color.
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