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- These clematis are hardy - tips for hibernation
- These clematis offer cold biting temperatures
- Perennial clematis score with robust winter hardiness
- Tips for hibernation
- Tips & Tricks
These clematis are hardy - tips for hibernation
A few clematis are completely winter-proof. The overwhelming majority demands winter protection at least in the first years. Get to know hardy species and varieties of clematis here. If in doubt, use our tips for successful wintering.
These clematis offer cold biting temperatures
Look out for the hardy wild species in search of a winter hardy clump. In the harsh climate of wooded mountains, they have learned to protect themselves against freezing temperatures. The following selection presents perennial clematis that are as beautiful as winterized:
Not to mention the yellow Clematis orientalis, which bloom from July to October, followed by decorative fruit stalks in autumn and winter. From Frost sensitivity is far and wide no trace.
Perennial clematis score with robust winter hardiness
Within the multi-faceted Clematis family they occupy a special status. Perennials clematis do not climb, but still reach a height of 100 centimeters with a support. They present their lavish flowering at almost any location to completely retire during the winter. In the following spring they drive reliably again. The following types and varieties are particularly recommended:
All perennial clematis are not only extremely winter-proof, but have established themselves as excellent rose companions.
Tips for hibernation
Are there doubts about which clematis thrive in your garden? Then make the following arrangements so that the blossom beauty comes through the cold season:
If a clematis is considered winter-proof, this characteristic does not apply to a container plant. In this case, the move to a frost-free winter quarters should be considered. Alternatively, pack the planter thick in bubble wrap and place it on an insulating base made of wood or plastic, so that the root ball does not freeze.
Tips & Tricks
Do not be alarmed if your clematis recedes to near the ground for sunny locations such as Clematis texensis or viorna. Although at first glance these summer blooms appear like a perennial plant, they nevertheless thrive as a woody climber and are winter-proof. Cut these clematis after flowering or in the late winter back to 20 centimeters, they propel joyfully again next year.