Adding Gorgeous Clematis to the Gardens | Gardening with Creekside
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- Clematis has a long history of being gardener's most beloved plants, and today I am adding two gorgeous clematises to the gardens surrounding the house. Join me as I show you how easy it is to incorporate this fabulous vine into your space!
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The clematis are going to fill in that area beautifully.
I have had a climbing rose and a clematis growing on a 14’ tall trellis on the side of my house for years and they do grow beautifully together. They don’t hinder each other at all, they dance together like an old married couple. They know just what to do not to step on each others toes 🙂
Such a lovely metaphor! 💃🕺I plan to do it this year.
Just what I plan to do!
Thanks Jinny bought 4 ouch!
Are your plants in a full sun area like Jenny’s? Just curious because the place I want to place mine are part shade…
@@renebyers6153 mine only get sun til about 2pm. Then they’re shaded by my house the rest of the day. I’m in hot and humid NC, near the coast. They bloom beautifully for me without the full day, but to be fair our sun hits pretty hot so what they do get is intense lol
'Pernille' I have on order for spring, I could not resist those beautiful blooms! Oh, as for clematis planting depth, they benefit from being planted deeeper, setting at least three inches below the soil line and making a depression around the plant that gets filled in as growth develops. This way they'll be more resilient to any possible damage to their crowns and as well develop a more substantial root system.
Yes plant deeper👍 I had one of 2 die back that I I planted spring of 2023. I waited and it came back and thrived also bloomed mid summer as it should have
Order and just planted Clematis Kiri Te Kanawa from Brushwood nursery, it came in so healthy and a huge root system; I planted it with my newly planted David Austin EUSTACIA VYE! Blue clematis with a baby doll pink clematis; beautiful idea I got from Summer moon’s TH-cam channel! ❤
Oh, I love 'Kiri Te Kanawa' with those wonderful double blooms all season and on new wood as well even if given a hard pruning.
Will enjoy seeing these clematis grow with your roses , should be really pretty !! The ajuga are really doing well between the path stones. Your whole patio area is looking good girl !!! And yes we absolutely love that you keep it real !!!!!!!
Always nice to see real life play out. Shovel, knees and thorn avoidance is often what we all face sooner or later. Think it will look stunning.
so nice to see your gardens and planters this morning. we got 12+ inches of snow yesterday here in Maine. so looking forward to planting season here.
From one garden enabler 😉to another, you are most welcome! These are going to be stunning 😍. Reminds me of one of my trips to Creekside & Jerry said to me while smiling “we got in a new shipment of ‘At Last’ roses” after we had just loaded the truck from a purchase. I looked at him while smiling, “Jerry your gonna get me in trouble with the hubs!” Then purchased 3 more ‘At Last’🤣!
🎶 That’s what friends are for 🎶
Hello Jenny, for me looking at your garden shed is not too bad. It shows that you have a place to store things and well like you said that is life. If we can't see things the way you see it now then for me it means that you want it to be clean and neat and you can't be yourself. Live life to the fullest and enjoy what you see now and not to wait for how it is suppose to look like. Enjoy the rest of your day and thank you for taking us along.
Totally true, we all have the utilitarian areas of our yards. Making them less visible is so relatable. Can’t wait to see the show on these clematis!
Sweetie, I just don’t think the old chicken coop is such an eyesore. I have always loved the contrast of “shabby chic” lol.
The rest of your yard is so chic that having the “old” coop is relaxing to me. I don’t know if I’m making sense, but basically the style of y’all’s entire property with the garden center is super inviting. Love y’all ❤️
I have larger spaced diamond trellises like yours and found that I needed to run string up to help the beginning vines attach in Spring. Those colors are going to be stunning together with the Pink Roses!
Going to be so pretty. Can’t wait to watch them grow and flower.
I am so excited to see these growing together!❤️
Me too!
Can't wait to see these bloom, I have clematis planted behind all my climbing roses, they are a great show together. Thanks Jenny
I've never seen it, but I can imagine how nice the rose/clematis combination will look! I'm looking forward to seeing these! 😀
One of my favorite clematis is Piilu which is a double pink and white. Blooms from May to July and then single flowers later in the summer. It grows up a large Rhododendron.
I love and really appreciate that you show real-life gardening. Thank you so very much!
You are so welcome!
I love brushwood nursery!! They cost a bit more but come so healthy!! I bought some last year and have more coming this year!!!
I just planted my clematis and it's a group 3 pruning. Thank you for being the first person to specifically explain what group 3 pruning is.
That is going to be a beautiful site to see, Love it!
I just ordered three clematis from brushwood nursery. I'm so excited, I can't wait to get them planted
Wonderful!
I ordered a couple of Wisteria from Brushwood Nursery last year and they were great. They grew really well for me! I hope you clematis grow beautifully as well!
Good to know!
I ordered mine from Brushwood per your suggestion!
Excellent quality! So excited to plant mine with my rose bush! 🤸🏾♀️
Hope you enjoy it!
had o put u on pause so i could order the pernille! ive moved to florida after 50 yrs in NY now i have a place and the perfect plant witha bogavilla and roses- very thankful
Ohhhhh, 👏👏👏 I can't wait to see these beautiful plants blooming 💜💜💜💜
They should look fantastic. Great job. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Love clematis! Even after the flowers finish, their spider-like calix are pretty!
Girl, I swear you know what I’m thinking of planting. Thanks for the resources and tips.
Jenny, you always teach me so much, while making me laugh all the way thru!!
thank you❣️
I just bought one the other day & can’t wait to plant & see her grow ! ❤
Oh they are absolutely stunning Jenny 🥰
Good planning, Jenny. I am looking forward to seeing how they look after they settle in and flower. Thanks for the Brushwood nursery reference. I am planning to use it.
Here in the UK I plant Group 2 and Group 3 clematis considerably deeper (about 3 inches more) in the ground than they are in the pot. Group 2 clematis in particular are susceptible to clematis wilt and planting so deeply means that even if the top growth dies above ground it will regrow from near the base. It also helps to keep the roots cool too. Do you get clematis wilt in USA?
I want to do something similar, putting clematis behind hydrangeas on my front porch!
We have an old smoke house that I use as a garden shed. It not huge but it works. ❄️💚🙃
Exciting gonna be Gorgeous 🥰
OMG !!! I love the clematis from Brushwood - they are the only grower I order clematis from (just placed an order a few days ago!!) They have beautiful plants, and a magnificent variety !!! Looking forward to seeing yours grow and thrive and bloom !!!🌼
I have purchased from Brushwood Nursery over the years for my garden in Oregon. They have GREAT plants and a large selection.
Would love a video on where to by different types of trellises or other features for the garden. Love the rocks behind you.
I just planted Huldine with my Eden climbing roses on an arch and Huldine has already doubled in size in just a matter of a few weeks! ill be ordering from Brushwood again.
I missed seeing Brenna “ helping” you in the garden.❄️💚🙃
I have a Diamantina growing Jenny gorgeous my mum gave it to me a few years ago 🥰 so of course I’m interested in your video on clematis 🤩 thank you so much Jenny for this much appreciated video 💐 Karen from Oz 🇦🇺🐨🦘
I cannot wait to see the progression of this project. 😍
It is going to be amazing!
Hi Jenny🌺 well done , they will be amazing in your garden also I have clematis in my garden .I love clematis flowers they are very beautiful . Jenny you can add to your garden wisteria and bougainvillea , petrea, jasmine stephanotis ,rangoon creeper(red jasmine ).... Have awonderful day. 🌻🌺🌻
You are such an inspiration❤
Neat. I’m gonna try a rose/clematis project this spring.
I have a clematis growing with a darwf pink dogwood. Very nice together
Very pretty clematis!
looking forward to seeing the clematis in full bloom this season.....just wondering if you have ever grown Wisteria ??? I haven't personally , but I think it's so pretty and looks very southern to me....I can picture it trailing along the top rails of the fence in the berm
I do love wisteria, but it can be highly invasive here so I stay away from it 😏
Soooo, the small 'Pernille' clematis I planted in early June had kicked into gear by late summer and flowered it's beautiful head off, and it just kept flowering!
Wonderful!
Thank you for this awesome video
I love your approach to everything!.
Its my way of gardening!😀👍
This year, I have to move 2 clematises, they do not thrieve where they are now, so I am so excited to see if they recover?🙂
They will get full sun from 11 am, to the sun goes down,allmost, at least from mid april to september.
I wonder if anyone knows what zone Denmark is in??
Love your work 🥰😀👍
Greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰
Tell Tina that we say Thank you!
Will do!
Loved the video thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Jenny, what are those 3 little plants behind your left shoulder and under the landscape light? Thanks for sharing this video. Love Clematis!
I tried zooming in to help you, but no luck! Lol
They look like artemisia
@@williamo.1874 that would have been one of my guesses!
Phenomenal lavender 💜
Jenny are you going to have the Proven Winners Still water clematis by any chance ?
Thanks Michelle
I want to plant more flowers but I’m limited with me being able to stand for a long time. My back yard is full of sun too! Love to have some flowers that will attract our bees we need so badly for our plants and crops to survive.
I sit on a piece of cardboard when I toil in my garden. I can be outside for hours...I forget to eat. Which, in my case, is good.
So many great plants for full sun the pollinators like. I just received my seed order, one plant they 💕 is hyssop (or agastache). And the leaves make a nice tea.
Good morning, Jenny ☕️Clematis are some of my favorite vining plants 😍 Those trellis are large, do you think you could have planted two per trellis or, will one fill it up? I checked out their website and I adore the downward bells looking ones! So interesting and beautiful. Thanks for sharing and, have a Blessed Day 😊🐶
Time will tell! Plus I tend to plant in the conservative side and think of long-term growth of the plants 😉
I have a trellis about same size as Jenny's. Years ago, I planted 'Crystal Falls' clematis, pruning type 2 (my suburb is Crystal 🤭) and it fills the entire width and then some.
It grew kind of wild so one year I pruned back to about 12" and it grew up the entire trellis that year. I sacrificed blooms, but it helped keep the vines in check that were growing all over my monarda instead of the trellis.
@@Edu_Kate thank you so much! Conservatively it is! 😊
Hi Jenny, do you collect your rain water?
Do I plant my clematis behind my climbing rose? It’s a large post of wood. The front gets way more sun if not all of it.
Hi can you possibly tell us where you purchased those amazing trellis parts
When do we see the chicks? Looking forward to the construction and landscaping of that area.
They aren’t set to arrive till late this month 😊
Hi Jenny can Clematis be successfully grown in containers? I planted three from Raymond Evison called Olympia. Which are blue beauties. First year, Didn’t get the blooms desired. It gets late afternoon sun only. Hope this summer will be better. Any advice?
Clematis is best planted 2 or 3 inches deeper than they grew before (Clematiswilt)
Jenny I just planted a David Austin in a large whiskey barrel (~25inches). Do you think there is enough room to plant a clematis in there too?
Hi there , what are the three low blue green shrubs over your shoulder? Thank you
That is Phenomenal lavender 💜
@@GardeningwithCreekside thanks again. That was already on my list. I wonder if it will do that in Connecticut.Hope so.:0)
Hi Jenny, hope you have better luck with the clematis plants then I had with the honeysuckle plants I received from Brushwood. They came in loose soil and looked barley rooted. I planted them right away and they died within a weeks time. I contacted the company and they said they aren’t responsible for the plants once I receive them. I was out over a hundred dollars. 😔
My clematis from Brushwood were great despite this gardener's skills. I hadn't prepared the places to plant them and didn't get to it right away. I soaked the bags in water to rehydrate the root ball (they arrived perfectly moist, it was me who dawdled too long). I got them planted, finally, and they put on decent growth first year. This will be third season so I look forward to seeing their blooms.
Don't give up on Brushwood.
Girl, you are planting now? Freezing temps aren't done yet. Are these hardy? I have to go get more frost blankets for this next weekend for everything starting to bloom. UGH.
I vaguely recall learning somewhere that clematis should be planted deeper than the root ball.
Me too. I plant mine an inch or so below grade. I think I heard that advice on one of the British gardening shows.
Ordered a Montana Rubans, I have already killed one so trying again.
What is the name of the Clamatis? I’m trying to pull up a picture if it thanks ❤
I listed both of their names & plant specs in the video 😊
Love your videos. You are so cute.
Clematis não vi conheço??
Will clematis grow in a pot permanently?
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I wish I could grow clematis! I bring them home all the time, but they always die. I garden in zone 8a in southern British Columbia. I follow all the instructions, but they never survive. Does anyone have a suggestion on why I’ve become the “home where beautiful clematis come to die”?
Try planting them deeper. There's a virus that can kill the top growth, but with root ball deeper than we're used to planting perennials new growth can emerge unaffected by the virus.
I plant my clematis 2" deeper with compost to prevent wilt and makes for stronger growth. Try the vitacella types because they are less prone to wilt. Bonny zone 5b Ontario
Thank you! I will try it this season.
@@Sycamorestreetgarden
Check out Ken Black Clematis channel. He's an expert on the plant.
Türkçe please ❤🎉🎉
These clematis are really $$$
You get what you pay for 😊
Türkçe please
My neighbor is from GA and she talks on and on and on the way you do. Must be a southern thing. 😂 like the content but you don’t have to explain everything three or four times in a row. We get you the first time.
It must be the teacher in me. We all learn in different ways 😊
And being rude must be a northern Yankee with a stick up ur butt thing, Kris. 🤷🏻♀️