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Introducing The Newest Clematis At Nature Hills!

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Clematis vines are some of the most spectacular flowering vines for vertical gardens, fences, mailboxes, pergolas, and containers. Admired for their prolific blooms, fast growth, long bloom season, and refined climbing habit, Clematis adds romance, height, and visual drama to gardens big and small.

With rich green foliage, twining stems, and large, colorful flowers ranging from single to fully double forms, it's no wonder this woody flowering perennial is known as the Queen of Vines.

From compact patio varieties to sprawling garden climbers, Clematis comes in a wide palette of hues and styles. Many varieties rebloom for months, attract pollinators, and add vertical structure to limited-space gardens. Their space-saving, vertical design makes them perfect for modern landscapes, cottage borders, or even container gardening on patios and balconies!

A Diverse and Hardy Flowering Vine

Clematis vines belong to the Ranunculaceae (Buttercup) family and include over 300 species and a dizzying number of hybrids. Their vining stems cling using curling leaf petioles, and their versatility ranges from compact 3-foot dwarf varieties to 20-foot garden giants.

  • Native Regions: Europe, Asia, and North America
  • Blooming Season: Early spring through fall, depending on the cultivar
  • Growth Habit: Trailing, climbing, or bushy, depending on the selection
  • Cold-Hardy Zones: Typically USDA Zones 3-9
  • Soil Needs: Moist, well-drained, rich soil with a neutral to slightly alkaline pH
  • Light Needs: Full sun to part shade; keep roots cool with arborist mulch

Top 10 New Clematis Varieties!

From the renowned Raymond Evison Clematis collection, these are the newest Clematis varieties that will be available at Nature Hills, plus a few fan favorites for you to choose from to elevate your landscape this year!

1. Tumaini™ Clematis

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A vision of vibrant magenta purple with golden anthers, Tumaini™ Clematis means Hope in Swahili. The vibrant flowers fill the small 3-4 foot tall vines from top to bottom and are very easy to grow!

  • Vibrant magenta-purple blooms with golden-yellow anthers
  • Compact vines grow 3-4 feet tall. Perfect for containers and small trellises
  • Long bloom time from late spring through summer
  • Disease-resistant and easy to grow
  • Fantastic for cottage gardens, small-space flowering vines, and container gardening

2. Abilene™ Clematis

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Soft rosy pink blooms with generous sepals, each with a delicate ruffled edge, Abilene™ Clematis flowers from spring until summer with an autumn rebloom!

  • Soft pink, overlapping petals with ruffled edges
  • Blooms in spring to early summer, with a light autumn rebloom
  • 3-4 foot height ideal for patios or balcony gardens
  • Great companion to sun annuals, Roses, and small bushes in mixed shrub borders
  • A lovely choice for pollinator-friendly vertical gardens

3. Elodi™ Clematis

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Generous overlapping dark mauvy-rose-colored petals with a darker pompom of anthers in the center, Elodi™ Clematis adds drama to the landscape! The double blooms fill these 4-6 foot tall vines top to bottom from late spring to summer, with a late summer rebloom surprise.

  • Mauve-rose double flowers with a frilly, dark central pompom
  • Blooms prolifically from late spring through summer
  • Reblooming vines reach 4-6 feet tall
  • Spectacular when paired with Lantana or annuals that attract hummingbirds
  • Use in cut flower gardens, garden towers, or arched walkways

4. Jie™ Clematis

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Meaning "Small" in Japanese, Jie™ Clematis has deep, dark magenta-red blooms with wide petals. Smothering the 4-foot-tall vines from late spring until summer, these are low-maintenance dwarf Clematis.

  • Deep red-magenta petals with a velvety finish
  • Dwarf 4-foot size fits easily into small urban landscapes
  • Very low maintenance! Perfect for new gardeners
  • Great for thrillers in container gardens, window boxes, and raised beds

5. Guernsey Flute™ Clematis

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Dreamy pure white flowers with 6-inch wide blooms turning pale green at the base, these moon-like flowers fill the 4-6 foot tall vines from late spring until early summer and rebloom in late summer once again.

  • Pure white blooms up to 6 inches wide with pale green centers
  • Blooms late spring to early summer and again in late summer
  • Grows 4-6 feet tall, it's compact yet dramatic
  • Elegant in moon gardens, against dark fencing, or in shaded entryways
  • Mix with shade annuals like Impatiens for high contrast

6. Issey™ Clematis

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A bold scarlet red Clematis with mesmerizing satiny petals, this is a striking 4-5 foot tall vine that is so easy to grow! These star-shaped flowers are unforgettable!

  • Star-shaped, satiny red flowers
  • Grows 4-5 feet tall with a strong climbing habit
  • Fantastic for adding height to mixed perennial gardens and mixed shrub borders
  • Eye-catching next to green foliage plants or ornamental grasses

7. Lindsay™ Clematis

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Deep amethyst purple pointed petals, the overlapping ruffled blooms of Lindsay™ Clematis can reach 4-5 inches across! Growing 4-6 feet tall, these Clematis flowers from late spring until early summer with a late summer rebloom.

  • Ruffled, purple flowers reaching 4-5 inches wide
  • Vine grows 4-6 feet tall and flowers from late spring to early summer
  • Reblooms in late summer for added garden color
  • Ideal for cottage borders, vertical containers, and decorative fencing

8. Samaritan Jo™ Clematis

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Barely-there lavender petals with an amethyst edge, the Samaritan Jo™ Clematis is a radiant star-shaped bloom! Celebrated for its compact growth and prolific flowering habit, these 4-5-foot-tall vines flower from spring through summer.

  • Star-shaped flowers in pale lavender with purple edges
  • Compact 4-5 foot size with heavy bloom production
  • Bloom time stretches from spring to late summer
  • Beautiful when grown up tuteur obelisks or in mixed perennial beds

9. Nubia™ Clematis

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A striking crimson-red bloom with darker centers, Nubia™ Clematis features velvety petals that shimmer in the sun! Growing 4-6 feet tall, its robust growth and dark blooms will make you smile from late spring until autumn!

  • Velvety red petals with near-black central bars
  • 4-6 feet tall and flowers from late spring to autumn
  • Rich color and texture pair well with yellow roses or pink annuals
  • Add to arbors, pergolas, and entry trellises for serious curb appeal

10. Woodbine

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Also known as Virgin's Bower, Woodbine is similar to Sweet Autumn Clematis with late-season blooms that look like a cloud of fragrant white flowers! The fast-growing vines can reach great heights and cover wide areas depending on how you train them. You can also use these vigorous plants as groundcover to hide bare spots and cover hard-to-mow slopes.

  • Vigorous native vine with fragrant white cloud-like flowers
  • Blooms in late summer to fall and supports native pollinators
  • Can be trained as a flowering groundcover or left to climb
  • Excellent for naturalized spaces, slopes, and fence coverage

How To Grow Thriving Clematis

Clematis is known for being long-lived and easy to grow, but proper care ensures the best blooms. Here's a quick guide to growing healthy Clematis vines:

Basic Clematis Care:

  • Sunlight: Needs full sun, so provide at least six hours of direct sunlight daily; roots should remain cool and shaded. Clematis in hotter growing zones appreciates afternoon and partial shade sites.
  • Soil: Prefers fertile, well-draining soil with a neutral to slightly alkaline pH. Clematis need cool, shaded roots, so provide a 3-4 inch layer of mulch or compost around their roots.
  • Watering: Keep soil evenly moist but not soggy. Adding mulch helps retain moisture.
  • Fertilizing: Apply a balanced fertilizer (10-10-10) in early spring to support vigorous growth and abundant blooms.
  • Clematis Belong To One Of Three Pruning Groups:
    • Group 1: Blooms on old wood and requires light pruning after flowering.
    • Group 2: Blooms on both old and new wood; prune lightly in early spring.
    • Group 3: Blooms on new wood; cut back to 12–18 inches in late winter.
  • Support: Larger varieties need sturdy support. Provide trellises, obelisks, or wire fencing to help climbing varieties grow properly.
  • Division: Some Clematis benefit from dividing their roots to improve vigor.

With the right care and placement, Clematis will thrive year after year, bringing elegance and charm to any outdoor space.

Make Clematis The Star Of Your Garden!

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Whether you're looking for a show-stopping climber for a trellis, a breathtaking container plant, or a lush groundcover, Clematis is the perfect choice. With dazzling colors, easy care, and long-lasting blooms, this versatile flowering vine will bring beauty and elegance to any landscape.

Ready to grow the Queen of Climbers? Explore Clematis varieties at Nature Hills Online Plant Nursery and start your bloom-filled journey today!

Happy Planting!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best location to plant Clematis?

Plant Clematis in full sun with at least six hours of light, but keep the roots shaded with low plants or arborist mulch.

How often should Clematis be watered?

Keep soil evenly moist, especially in the first year and during blooms. Use the Finger Test to check before watering.

Do Clematis plants need pruning every year?

Yes, but timing depends on the pruning group. Group 1 after flowering, Group 2 lightly in spring, Group 3 cut back in late winter.

Can Clematis grow in containers?

Yes, many compact varieties do well in large pots with supports. Use quality soil, good drainage, and water regularly.

When does Clematis bloom?

Bloom times vary by type, from spring to fall. Plant early-, mid-, and late-season varieties for months of flowers.

What USDA hardiness zones is the newest Clematis from NatureHills.com suitable for?

The newest Clematis varieties at NatureHills.com are typically hardy in USDA zones 4-9, though specific cultivars may vary slightly in their cold tolerance. Most of our featured Clematis selections can withstand winter temperatures down to -20°F to -30°F, making them suitable for northern gardeners. Always check the individual plant's product page for exact hardiness information, as some specialty varieties may be limited to zones 5-8 or extend into zone 3. Verify your specific zone and the plant's requirements before ordering to ensure successful establishment in your garden.

How do I protect the new Clematis from rabbits and other common pests?

Protect young Clematis from rabbits by installing 24-inch tall hardware cloth or chicken wire fencing around the base, burying it 2-3 inches deep to prevent digging. Common pests like aphids and spider mites can be controlled with insecticidal soap or neem oil applications every 7-10 days during active growing season. In zones 3-9, apply deterrent sprays containing predator urine or bitter compounds monthly from early spring through fall when rabbit damage peaks. Install physical barriers immediately after planting and monitor weekly for pest activity during the first growing season.

What are the signs of Clematis wilt on this new variety and how can I treat it?

Clematis wilt appears as sudden blackening and wilting of stems and leaves, typically starting from the base and moving upward during the growing season. The fungal disease thrives in humid conditions and can affect plants in zones 3-9, though newer varieties often show improved resistance. Remove affected stems immediately by cutting back to healthy white pith, sterilizing pruners between cuts, and dispose of infected material in household trash. Apply a copper-based fungicide according to label directions and ensure good air circulation around the base of your clematis to prevent future infections.

How should I mulch around the base of the newest Clematis to prevent diseases?

Apply a 2-3 inch layer of organic mulch like shredded bark or compost around your Clematis, keeping the mulch 4-6 inches away from the base of the stem to prevent crown rot and fungal diseases. In zones 3-9, refresh the mulch each spring after the soil warms to maintain proper moisture levels while ensuring good air circulation. Avoid piling mulch directly against the plant stem, as this creates a humid environment that encourages harmful pathogens.

When is the ideal planting time for the new Clematis available at NatureHills.com?

The ideal planting time for new Clematis varieties is in spring after the last frost date or in early fall, 6-8 weeks before hard frost in zones 4-9. Spring planting allows the root system to establish during the growing season, while fall planting takes advantage of cooler temperatures and consistent moisture. In northern zones (4-6), focus on spring planting between April and May, whereas southern gardeners in zones 7-9 can successfully plant in fall from September through October. Choose a location with morning sun and afternoon shade, then plant the crown 2-3 inches below soil level for best establishment.

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