Clematis Manchurianum.

  This beautiful liana, better known as clematis, can decorate any garden plot. Arches and gazebos framed by beautiful snow-white flowers look very impressive.

Clematis Rhapsody

 The only clematis in the world that has this color

— Clematis Rhapsody

 This is a unique plant with stunning color that will not leave you indifferent. Its luscious cornflower-purple hue of flowers has been pleasing to the eye since mid-June and continues to bloom profusely.

Clematis

 Clematis is a popular climbing plant (vine), prized by gardeners for its profuse and long-lasting blooms. There are many varieties, varying in size, flower color, and, crucially, pruning group, which determines plant care.

 Planting and Care Basics

Planting Location: Clematis love sun (for its flowers), but its roots prefer shade and cool conditions. It is recommended to plant it in a sunny spot, but shade the root zone, for example, by planting low-growing annuals nearby.

Soil: Requires well-drained, nutritious soil. When planting, add humus, sand, lime, and complex fertilizer to the hole.

Watering and Fertilizing: Requires regular and abundant watering. Fertilize 1-2 times a month, alternating organic (not fresh manure) and mineral fertilizers.