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The pale flowers of Tranquilite Clematis will really light up a shaded area. It is compact, which is excellent for smaller sites. Tranquilite responds well to pruning back, giving it a nice, bushy form that looks best in a container. The flowers bloom close together, creating 1 dense floral display that really wows. In containers, pair it with annuals around the base of the vine to keep the roots shaded and the display interesting when the clematis isn't blooming. Include an obelisk or trellis for the vines to climb up and you'll have a gorgeous multi-level container garden. We also love Tranquilite cascading over the side of a window box or crawling through a perennial bed.

Happy Jack Purple displays velvety plum-purple flowers with intriguing center highlights and bright yellow stamens. This early and long-flowering beauty blooms from mid-summer into fall with large 3-5" blooms. Clematis is a vine that needs something to hang onto, whether that's a dedicated trellis, fencing, archways, or whatever else you can imagine. Clematis are known to get established slowly, so be patient as the root system develops. Happy Jack Purple is a winner of a Green Thumb award from the Direct Gardening Association.

The Taiga Clematis is an electrifying showpiece vine that stops gardeners in their tracks with its exotic, passion‑flower‑like blooms. Each fully double flower unfurls in vibrant shades of blue‑purple, tipped dramatically in lime or creamy white, creating a tropical look rarely seen in hardy garden vines. Introduced at the 2017 Chelsea Flower Show, Taiga instantly became a sensation thanks to its ever‑changing flower form—blooms start tightly curled, then unfurl into star‑shaped rosettes that continue to impress as they mature. Long‑blooming, compact, and incredibly eye‑catching, this clematis transforms trellises, patio pots, arbors, and fences into a living piece of art from summer through fall.

Chloe Clematis is a non-vining clematis that grows up to 30 in. tall with a bushy growth habit. This heavily flowering cultivar can rebloom every 3-weeks or 4-weeks from late spring until frost, so you can enjoy clematis flowers throughout the growing season. Chloe Clematis is ideal for planting in containers or grouped together to form a small hedge. Pruning after the flowers fade promotes reblooming.

If you're hoping for a true, bright red clematis, look no further than Nubia. It requires 1 hard pruning in late winter to early spring, then it'll produce a nice bushy habit and flowers that cover the vine from top to bottom, which is a lovely shape for a decorative container. It'll grow quickly to a mature height of 4 ft. to 5 ft. It can easily be trained up a fence or trellis, or let it crawl through a perennial border. Not only do you get blooms in late Spring to early summer, but it also reblooms later in the season.

The Kotkas Clematis is a striking, long‑blooming variety from the renowned Kivistik breeding program of Estonia—celebrated for producing exceptionally hardy, reliable garden performers. Kotkas dazzles with its large, opalescent white flowers, each accented by a vivid red center and subtle pastel bars that glow beautifully in sunlight. Blooming slightly later than many other clematis, it offers a refreshing flush of color just as early varieties begin to fade. This vigorous, easy‑care climber produces flowers throughout the summer, making it a standout choice for fences, trellises, arbors, and pergolas where its elegant blooms can be appreciated up close.

Chloe Clematis is a non-vining clematis that grows up to 30 in. tall with a bushy growth habit. This heavily flowering cultivar can rebloom every 3-weeks or 4-weeks from late spring until frost, so you can enjoy clematis flowers throughout the growing season. Chloe Clematis is ideal for planting in containers or grouped together to form a small hedge. Pruning after the flowers fade promotes reblooming.

Happy Jack Purple displays velvety plum-purple flowers with intriguing center highlights and bright yellow stamens. This early and long-flowering beauty blooms from mid-summer into fall with large 3-5" blooms. Clematis is a vine that needs something to hang onto, whether that's a dedicated trellis, fencing, archways, or whatever else you can imagine. Clematis are known to get established slowly, so be patient as the root system develops. Happy Jack Purple is a winner of a Green Thumb award from the Direct Gardening Association.

Success Candy Clematis is a chic, pink‑flowered clematis from the renowned Bernard Travers "Success" series-originally bred for Parisian gardens and now available in the U.S. It's prized for its long, abundant bloom season and excellent performance in containers or small garden spaces. Ideal for trellises or patio containers with a support or obelisk, this variety will reach up to 6 ft. tall.

The pale flowers of Tranquilite Clematis will really light up a shaded area. It is compact, which is excellent for smaller sites. Tranquilite responds well to pruning back, giving it a nice, bushy form that looks best in a container. The flowers bloom close together, creating 1 dense floral display that really wows. In containers, pair it with annuals around the base of the vine to keep the roots shaded and the display interesting when the clematis isn't blooming. Include an obelisk or trellis for the vines to climb up and you'll have a gorgeous multi-level container garden. We also love Tranquilite cascading over the side of a window box or crawling through a perennial bed.