Clematis bare roots

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Clematis are the ultimate climbing plants, perfect for adding height, colour, and charm to your garden. Whether trained up fences, arches, or pergolas, they bring a stunning floral display from late spring to autumn. With their elegant blooms and lush foliage, Clematis create a striking focal point in any space. These easy-to-grow climbers thrive in borders and containers, making them a versatile choice for gardens of all sizes. Many Clematis varieties are also pollinator-friendly, attracting bees and butterflies throughout the season. Some Clematis (sometimes called leather flower or traveller's joy ) may be grown through bushy shrubs where they will support themselves, on the branches. Or you could allow them to trail over a bank or through other perennials. Or, they could be trained up through a structure, such as an obelisk. Flowers are nodding, bell- or saucer-shaped, depending on which type of perennial Clematis you are growing. You may also find that, after the flowers have faded, they are replaced by attractive fluffy seedheads. All Clematis like a spot in full sun, and a well-drained, humus-rich soil. This means that before you plant, you should prepare the ground by digging it over, and incorporating some well-rotted organic matter, or soil conditioner.