The best time to plant is in late summer
In order for a young clematis to take root at the site, the focus is not only on the quality of the soil, but also on the soil temperatures. For Clematis the optimal range is between 14 and 22 degrees Celsius. This warmth is usually only reached after a sun-drenched summer. Therefore, the following time window is considered perfect for planting a clematis in the garden:
- Planting clematis in August, September or October
- At the time of planting there is neither drought nor permanent heat
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Choose a Location with fresh, moist soil, rich in humus and without the risk of waterlogging. If the clematis is used for greening the facade, an orientation to the south-west, west or east is recommended. The blazing sun on a south wall tolerates the Clematis not.
Flexible planting time for clematis in the tub
Since the substrate in the planter warms up much more quickly when exposed to sunlight, nothing speaks against planting in the spring of
Clematis in the bucket. The days and weeks at the beginning of June are recommended here, when the danger of belated ground frost has passed.Tips & Tricks
If you plant a majestic Clematis montana or another extensive clematis at the best time, the roots will immediately set out on a conquest through the bed. With a Root lock prevent exhausting competition among plant neighbors right from the start. Put the root ball in the ground, for example, in a sturdy bucket without a bottom or lay the edges of the planting pit with a special root barrier Geotextile(€ 102.54 at Amazon *) the end.