clematis can transform fences, trellises, and arbors into vibrant displays of beauty. However, while clematis is a rewarding ...

So, if you are looking for evergreen climbers to add foliage and flowers to exterior walls and fences, consider learning how to grow evergreen clematis plants this year. Here, one garden expert ...

A HOMEOWNER has revealed a savvy fence hack that helped them deal with their nightmare neighbour and their dog. After ...

There's a clematis for every season and every ... Dig a planting hole 45cm (18in) away from your trellis, fence, wall or host plant. Make the hole twice the diameter of the container and deep ...

Often growing with little care in the right spot, clematis vines will bloom best when trimmed correctly at least once a year.

With fences, drill holes through posts and fit eyebolts. Secure wire the same way as for walls. Water the plant well and allow ... isn't too deep or shallow. Clematis should be planted 6cm ...

He continued: "Clematis or wisteria will grow and wind ... but it is best to leave a gap between the plant and any fences, especially if you are incorporating hydrangeas into the display.