Browning of lower leaves is normal for many clematis, especially after blooming in summer heat. It's cosmetic, not fatal, as long as leaves aren't wilting.
Depends on pruning group (1, 2, or 3). Know your cultivar to prune correctly and maximize bloom time.
See International Clematis Society for details.
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