Thank you for this informative video. Your information is very clear. Only one small thing. A clematis does fine in a plastic container. I have mine in black, plastic containers for years and they are doing fine. I have them both flanking my front door facing west. They are blasted by the sun from late morning till sundown. My trick: when it’s hot, water them twice. Once in the morning and once in the evening. This keeps their roots cool too. I have other plants to the front in the same pot and they also keep the roots cool. As the old saying goes: they want their face in the sun and feet in the shadow….

This short simple no-nonsense demo was exactly what i needed having just bought my first clematis ‘sunset’. Thanks for helping me to plant it with confidence 😊👍🏻

Great video. Thanks for sharing!

Fab video, thank you. I have these pots also, I was also unsure about stones in the base so that’s good to know. Looks lovely!

Thank you for such a helpful video....it’s just what I needed

Good thing I saw this,was about to plant in a plastic pot forgetting clematis like cool roots,thats hard to do on a patio in full sun. Rethink plan Thanks for the reminder!

Great informative video

Very interesting helpful content thanks for sharing this video...see you around!

I brought bare roots. One died before it ever grew. The other is growing good. I hope I get to see some pretty flowers...

Great video, I might have missed it, what # fertilizers and how often do you feed them?

I had no idea you could pot 2 .

What do you do with it in the winter months. Will it freeze out side in the pot.

Should we repot immediately after purchase. We just got one from Costco here in Texas, and the pot is 8 inches wide. Can I let it be for this year and repot during winter.

Which John Innes did you use please?

Great info thanks. Just wondering how you would untangle the plant from the cone support thing if you ever wanted to change/move it?

I know nothing at all about gardening and I have just bought a clematis No3. It is small in probably a 3" pot. Can I plant it straight out into the garden and how often should I feed it?

Awesome video & wish I would of added some Pearlite in to the soil now , as planted them in to the ground

Can l keep in greenhouses over winters

18 inches is 45 cm

Why 2 plants in that pot and not just 1?