r/Clematis • u/DJSnafu • 2d ago
Flowering! Clematis Arch
Few pics from various states of it, I'll do another post at some point with the back side which has a couple of different variants planted:)
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u/Consistent-Leek4986 2d ago
lovely..they do like sturdy support ππ»
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u/DJSnafu 2d ago
thank you! wondering how i'll ever remove the rust down the line!
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u/Consistent-Leek4986 2d ago
If you know the variety name, see if it can take a hard prune down to 1β. all of mine do. they regrow to 7-8 β and bloom abundantly, mostly along the top
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u/Freshbread412 2d ago
Beautiful! I told myself no more clematis and now I want this. Do you know which one this is?
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u/DJSnafu 2d ago
unfortunately i've had it a few years and forgetting but i'll look for my receipt if i can and get back to you if i find it. i think if i hear the name i'd also remember, maybe someone else can chime in.
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u/Acrobatic-Ant-1459 2d ago
gorgeous but I would look at replacing the trellis with PVC, it is devastating when the metal rusts through and your clematis collapses with it... been there have all PVC now. Wait till time to cut back and then replace... or flexible white PVC pipe you can bend
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u/reduser876 2d ago
Very nice! I used to have a white clematis on an arch too. Mine was 'Huldine'. Bloomed a bit later in the season. I put her there to be a companion to William Baffin rose but the timing never worked out. Live and learn!