Clematis 2026

What you do with clematis after flowering is all about timing and knowing which type of clematis you’re growing. If you’ve been wondering what to do with clematis after flowering, the short answer is that it depends on whether your plant blooms in spring or summer. Get this right and you’ll enjoy a second flush … Read more

Yellow leaves on clematis are caused by a handful of common issues, from watering problems and nutrient deficiencies to fungal diseases and pest invasions.   When you see yellow leaves on clematis, it’s usually your plant’s way of waving a little white flag for help.   The good news is that most causes are fixable … Read more

Clematis wilt is caused by a fungal pathogen called *Calophoma clematidina* (formerly *Phoma clematidina*) that attacks the plant’s stems and leaves.   This soil-borne fungus enters through wounds or natural openings, and once inside, it blocks the plant’s water-conducting tissues.   That blockage is why you suddenly see whole stems collapse and leaves turn black, … Read more

Clematis leaves turn brown for several common reasons, and most of them are treatable.   If you’ve noticed your clematis leaves turning brown, you’re likely dealing with a fungal issue, a watering problem, or a pest invasion.   The good news is that once you figure out what causes your clematis leaves to turn brown, … Read more

Clematis leaves turn yellow due to a handful of common issues, but the good news is that most are fixable.   If you’ve been noticing your clematis leaves turning yellow, you’re not alone, and this is one of the most frequent questions I hear from gardeners.   Yellowing leaves on clematis can happen for many … Read more