Clematises – perennial photophilous plants. In the majority they are unpretentious, but, nevertheless, behind them there has to be good leaving. The sunny side of your garden, somewhere near wall or fence that they could curl will be the best place for their landing. Clematises love fertile waterproof soil therefore before landing it is recommended to lime the garden soil a little.
Instruction
1. Now boarding. Plow allotment on which you gather to put clematis, just before landing - on depth about 50 centimeters or is slightly deeper.
2. Introduce fertilizers on the plowed allotment at the rate of 10 kilograms of humus or peat on 1 square meter.
3. Level the plowed site and establish at identical distance from each other metal support about 2 meters high. Then between the established support pull several rows of wire. In chessboard order dig out landing holes between which distance has to equal to 1 meter.
4. Put in each dug-out hole about 5 kilograms of humus or peat and handful of wood ashes. On bottom of hole fill small layer of crushed stone or several stones for drainage. Plant your saplings, burying root neck at 5-10 centimeters. Right after landing it is abundant water clematis.
5. Leaving. Clematises love moisture therefore it is regularly abundant water them 1 time in 5-10 days depending on dryness of the soil. During watering loosen the soil for the best penetration of water. Constantly delete weeds, feed up plants organic fertilizers. You divide fertilizing into several stages. You carry out the first stage to the period of rapid growth and the beginning of blossoming. Carry out the second stage of fertilizing after magnificent blossoming and cutting. The third and everyone the subsequent stages – after the next blossoming or cutting.
6. For protection of clematises from frosts after cutting hill them the earth, peat, sand and cover with fir twigs or other material 20 centimeters thick. You watch that your plant was attacked by garden wreckers. From time to time process clematis the corresponding medicines.