The queen of vines and flowers is in full bloom in summer and the fragrance is pleasant and fragrant.

Clematis is an evergreen vine, is given the reputation of "vine flowers", flowers like lotus, meaning noble and clean, pleasant aroma, often seen in a corner of the yard or along the fence in full bloom, once in full bloom, full of fragrance. Clematis has a variety of colors and varieties, such as "Rumeng", "Celebration", "City of Lyon", "President", "Blue Light" and so on. The flowering period is mainly spring, summer and autumn, especially in summer. The flowers in full bloom in summer are large and colorful.

Alkaline soil should be selected, drainage should be good, and soil should not be used completely, which can easily lead to rotten roots. Garden soil and humus soil can be mixed in half and mixed with a small amount of sediment or perlite to increase air permeability. The flowerpot can be placed next to bars such as railings or fences, or you can make a simple support for the branches to climb up.

Clematis is afraid of high temperature exposure, if potted, it can be placed on the balcony or outdoors in spring and autumn, but in summer, it should be placed in a cool place protected from direct sunlight, and if placed outdoors, shading nets should be arranged, otherwise strong light will lead to withered, yellow and shedding leaves. Flower friends in the yard like to plant it in a corner of the yard, if planted on the ground, the vitality is stronger than potted plants, the ability to resist high temperature exposure is better, but there will also be the phenomenon of leaf tip yellowing, which should be shaded in time. Generally speaking, strong light can easily lead to color fading, and the color of semi-shaded flowers is the most gorgeous. Be careful to keep ventilated, otherwise the flowers are perishable.

Clematis is a fleshy root system, and too much watering will rot the roots. The plum rain season is the high incidence period of Fusarium wilt of clematis (carbendazim or potassium permanganate can be used to prevent it). Watering should be controlled at this time. If it is found that the existing branches are blackened, they should be pruned in time, and the healthy part can be cut. The watering principle is generally one a day in summer, one in three days in spring and autumn, and one in half a month in winter. The specific situation should be determined according to the specific variety and plant size, and observe the surface layer of the soil. If there is drought (whitening), it can be watered, slowly watered away from flowers and watered thoroughly.