Clematis Bare Roots, Queen of Climbers, Large Flower Perennial Vine Roots, Mixed Color Clematis for Trellis, Fence, Arch & Balcony Container Planting, Hardy Flowering Climber

1. Queen of Climbers, Stunning Large & Varied Blooms

Clematis is widely known as the Queen of Climbers. It boasts abundant blooms with diverse flower forms, including single, semi-double and double flowers. Blooms come in rich colors: purple, blue, pink, red, white and bi-color. Large saucer-shaped flowers bloom from spring through late summer. The slender vines climb gracefully, turning trellises, fences and garden arches into gorgeous vertical floral walls, creating dramatic romantic garden scenery.

2. Classic Vertical Gardening Vine, Multiple Scenario Decor Perfect for vertical landscaping. Train it to climb trellises, pergolas, garden arches, fences, walls, mailbox posts and obelisks. It also works great in large pots on balconies and patios. You can plant it to pair with roses and other shrubs for layered mixed planting. It saves ground space and brings vibrant floral beauty to limited garden and balcony areas.

3. Hardy Perennial, Unique Growing Rule: Sun on Vines, Cool Roots

This hardy clematis adapts to wide USDA hardiness zones. It returns year after year and blooms repeatedly. It follows the famous rule: “heads in the sun, roots in the shade”. The vines and flowers prefer 6+ hours of sunlight, while the root zone likes cool, shaded, moist soil. You can cover the base with mulch or low-growing plants to keep roots cool. Plant deep to reduce clematis wilt risk and encourage more basal shoots.

4. Mature Bare Roots, High Survival Rate & Simple Maintenance

Our dormant clematis bare roots are mature, well-developed root systems with strong vitality. Properly planted in fertile, loose, well-draining soil, they establish quickly. Water moderately and avoid waterlogged soil, which causes root rot. Once established, it is drought tolerant and not overly fussy. Both veteran gardeners and beginners can enjoy its climbing beauty with basic care.

5. Complete Planting Guide & Pruning Tips Included

Package contains clematis bare roots and detailed planting & pruning instructions. Clematis are divided into 3 pruning groups, with different pruning timing and methods. Please note all parts of clematis are toxic. Wear gloves when handling roots. Keep away from children, dogs and cats, and never ingest any plant tissue.