Taiga Clematis fruits-and-edibles Prune dead branches and weak

Prune dead branches and weak stems in late winter to early spring

Fertilize with a granular fertilizer high in Phosphorus and Potassium (such as 8-10-10) in early spring and summer

where it will be able to draw water in times of drought

Whether shaped into a clean

crisp white flowers that reach two to three inches across

Taiga Clematis fruits-and-edibles Prune dead branches and weakA natural garden standout, the Taiga Clematis from the Southern Living Plant Collection is a true landscape beauty! The Taiga produces phenomenal double purple flowers with yellow green tips. These gorgeous blooms create a true spectacle as they cover a considerable portion of this vine. Furthermore, an initial bloom is followed by additional blooms late into summer and fall. Light green foliage emerges in spring and matures to a rich shade of green.