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Companion Plants for Clematis

Companion Plants for Clematis

Some plants work well together for shape, texture or location and with others it is the colour combination that stands out. This Pholx and Clematis both look exceptional in the late afternoon light. The Phlox adds scent and this vibrant coloured clematis has been in flower since late July.

Focus on Clematis partnerships

  • Climbing Roses and Clematis make  classic partnerships. Try the dark Clematis jackmanii ‘Superba’ with a light pink Rose ‘New Dawn’.
  • Consider the environment for climbing and parner the clematis accordingly. Warm stone will look  different to a rustic pergola so try Commtess de Bouchaud or Miss Bateman
  • Clematis ‘Nelly Moser’ can look good with Nicotianas
  • I have seen Clematis montana ‘Rubens’ intertwine with a Golden Ivy and hold its own.
  • Careful mixing of Clematis varieties can produce good companions. Clematis tangutica’s yellow lantern flowers and seedheads look fine with large hybrids Clematis Mrs N Thompson has a yellow centre to pick-out the yellow lanterns.

2 thoughts on “Companion Plants for Clematis

  1. Can you suggest a rose or other plant as a companion to clematis hagley hybrid, please . They will be grown up an obelisk in full sun. Many thanks

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