Are there any evergreen clematis?

Are there any evergreen clematis?

The most popular evergreen clematis are the spring-flowering Clematis montana, but other evergreen clematis include the winter-flowering Clematis cirrhosa and varieties including Clematis ‘Fragrant Oberon’, and Clematis urophylla ‘Winter Beauty’.

Is there a winter flowering clematis?

Clematis cirrhosa is one of several winter-flowering clematis: evergreen and semi-evergreens that, although they have no formal botanical grouping, all flower during the winter and early spring.

What does evergreen clematis look like in winter?

Blooming from mid-late winter to early spring, the delicate flowers give way to fluffy seedheads. Equally attractive, the evergreen fern-like foliage of small, finely cut, dark green leaves turns bronze-purple in winter. This late flowering clematis is perfect for covering a wall, trellis, fence.

Is Clematis armandii frost hardy?

Clematis armandii is a large, vigorous evergreen climber with leathery, dark glossy green foliage. It produces masses of fragrant creamy-white flowers borne in clusters in early to mid spring. Give it a warm sheltered position, protected from cold winds and severe frosts.

Why is my clematis armandii not flowering?

Why won’t my clematis flower? The most common cause of this problem is unsuitable growing conditions. Clematis need a moisture retentive but well-drained soil. The roots need to be kept cool and shaded, but growth and flowering will be impaired if the top of the plant is kept in deep shade.

Is Clematis armandii evergreen?

C. armandi is a large, vigorous evergreen climber with leathery, dark glossy green trifoliate leaves up to 15cm long. Single, fragrant creamy-white flowers 5-6cm across with creamy stamens, in clusters in early to mid spring.

How do you grow clematis in the winter?

Clematis grow best in deep, fertile, moist but well-drained soil. They like cool conditions around their roots, so plant the base of the clematis in light shade or provide shading with other plants or a dressing of pebbles.

When should you plant Clematis armandii?

The most desirable season for planting Clematis armandii is spring, but it can also be done in fall if winter is mild in your area. The golden rule with Clematis armandii is that the foot of the plant should stay in the shade while the head basks in the sun.