Excessive nitrogen (from lawn fertilizer runoff) causes lush foliage but few flowers on Clematis montana. Switch to 5-10-10 fertilizer (bulb/tomato formula) in spring and summer. Prune only after flowering—blooms on old wood.
Soil nutrient balance is key to flowering performance.
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