Clematis is one of the noblest and most beautiful perennial vines. It is able to twist the entire plot with its chic flowering lashes, changing it beyond recognition. Clematis is good at decorating arbors, arches, house walls, fences.
For efficient flowering
Clematis is quite unpretentious. They adapt to different climatic conditions, can tolerate severe frosts and heat. But the root system of clematis does not like high humidity and overheating, so the soil around the roots needs to be mulched. For effective flowering clematis needs regular top dressing.
Before boarding
Since clematis in one place can grow for a long time (more than thirty years), their comfortable existence must be taken care of before landing. Particularly carefully prepared for clematis landing pit.
Clematis receives the first fertilizer precisely from it, as soon as it moves to a new "house". After laying the drainage (and the plant needs drainage, since the roots of clematis do not tolerate decay), the planting hole is filled with peat and humus (2 buckets each). It is also worth adding a bucket of sand, 1/2 liter of wood ash, 100 g of complex mineral fertilizer and superphosphate. Clematis prefer neutral, alkaline soil. Therefore, when planting, it is good to add 100 g of dolomite flour.
