It's not so easy to discover the clematis with a particularly long flowering period within the rich clematis family. There are 4 species that can adorn themselves with this attribute. You can find out what these are here:
Which types of clematis have a long flowering period?
The Clematis species with a particularly long flowering period are Clematis viticella (June to September), Clematis texensis (June to October), Clematis orientalis and Clematis tangutica (June to October/November). They are hardy, sun-loving and belong to cutting group 3.
Clematis viticella
The Italian clematis should not be missing in any garden. Their unsurpassed blooms extend from June to September. In addition, the species is completely hardy and thrives in almost any location.
Clematis texensis
If you are looking for the sun children among the clematis, you will find what you are looking for in this species. Where it is sunny, warm and protected, this clematis unfolds its splendor of colors from June until well into October
Clematis orientalis and tangutica
The members of this Clematis line impress with yellow flowers from June to October/November and decorative seed heads in autumn, which also serve as winter decorations in the garden.
Tips & Tricks
All summer-flowering clematis with a long flowering period belong to cutting group 3 and are cut back in November/December or early spring.
