New love clematis shrub

Elegant and softly scented, Clematis 'New Love' is a bushy, deciduous sub-shrub boasting small clusters of purple-blue, tubular flowers along its stems. Blooming profusely from mid-summer to early fall, the blossoms stand out against the backdrop of large, mid-green leaves. This herbaceous clematis forms an attractive open bush and sends up stems that are self-supporting and stay beautifully upright. New Love clematis flowers on new wood. It is excellent in a patio container and is also very…

Clematis is available in a vast array of colors, shapes, and sizes, many of which make perfect options for container growing. Learn how on Gardener’s Path.

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Let this clematis climb all over your garden! Use "Sweet Summer Love' to liven up your fences, containers, or make it a show stopper in the middle of your garden by letting climb all over a trellis. There are endless possibilities to liven up your garden with this plant!

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The masses of small, star-shaped reddish purple flowers blooming in July and August, the groundcover can produce over 2,000 flowers in a growing season.

Clematis is the queen of climbing plants! Old man’s beard, Traveller’s joy, Virgin’s bower are some of the common names for this popular plant. Clematis vines are so versatile that they can be grown on walls, pergolas, frames, containers, or left to scramble through trees and shrubs. They come in so many…

This sweet autumn clematis vine scaled the post holding a birdhouse and almost completely overwhelmed said avian domicile. It's a sweet picture if you admire vigor in a vine, but sweet autumn clematis isn't so "sweet" when you find yourself pulling up seedlings for years to come: http://landscaping.about.com/od/vineplants1/p/autumn_clematis.htm