Spring flowering clematis
Spring
The longer daylight hours and warmer temperatures of spring mark a period of renewed growth and reproduction for plants after the dormancy of winter.
Spring flowering clematis produce their flowers on last seasons growth and should therefore not be pruned. Spring flowering clematis bring a profusion of colour and food for pollinators as the season gets underway.
Here are some examples of spring flowering clematis
Armandii Group
Apple Blossom
Snowdrift
Forsteri Group
Avalanche
Atragene Group
Blue Dancer
Markhams Pink
Willy
White Swan
Frankie
Constance
Propertius
Amber
Wesselton (blue) and Cragside
Helsingborg
Ruby
Frances Rivis
Montana Group
Broughton Star (pink)
Marjorie
Grandiflora
Tetrarose
Elizabeth
