Clematis 'Crystal Fountain'

Make sure that the roots of Clematis 'Crystal Fountain' are well-moistened by first placing in a bucket full of lukewarm water. Prepare a suitable hole and loosen the soil. Clematis 'Crystal Fountain' grows well when you mix nutritious compost into the garden soil. Plant the root ball of the Clematis 'Crystal Fountain' at the appropriate depth in the hole. The top of the root ball should be just slightly below ground level. Fill the hole with soil and press firmly. Water immediately after planting. Place this climber in in full sun or semi shade.

Clematis 'Crystal Fountain' is a good. hardy climber that can beautifully decorate a pergola or fence. The large-flowered Clematis 'Crystal Fountain' is beautiful planted alongside roses. This striking plant also makes an exciting companion when planted close to the Climbing Dual Rose 'Mystery Wonder' to create an enchanting floral display.

The large, beautiful blooms of Clematis 'Crystal Fountain' are unusual with cascading stamens over the petals. In the heart, the petals are shorter, in the form of a pompon. The flowers of this clematis appear on shoots that were formed in the previous year.

Clematis 'Crystal Fountain' hates dry soil, so be sure to water it more often during dry periods. You can keep its 'feet' cool and moist by planting small shrubs around the base. It also appreciates some compost and garden manure from time to time. This climbing plant grows well along a fence or pergola. Help it climb by binding its young stems together.

The Clematis 'Crystal Fountain' is early-flowering and has large flowers. In March you can lightly prune all the stems back to a strong pair of buds. Remove dead and damaged stems and cut off any faded flowers during the summer.