When I hear Liza Minnelli belt out "New York, New York" I think of clematis: If you can grow it here, you can grow it anywhere. The heat of the Washington region seems to get these lovely, somewhat ...

Clematis vines can take a garden to new heights – and now it’s time to take them to new places. Of course, you can grow these flowering vines on a trellis by the back door, but clematis plants are so ...

I was grateful that my turn to speak came before Raymond Evison’s when we were on a Horticulture magazine tour together last winter. This charming British clematis breeder rocked his audience with the ...

They are known for climbing trellises, scrambling through shrubs and being great companions for roses – yet there are some clematis which will suit smaller settings. This year award-winning Guernsey ...

Clematis, a member of the Ranunculaceae (buttercup) family, is a woody or semiwoody climbing perennial, with more than 200 species and 400 large-flowered cultivars known. This past spring, English ...

Climbing evergreen or deciduous clematis clamor over garden fences, trellises, trees and shrubs, but a large garden is not necessary to grow these versatile vines. Containers of blossoming clematis ...

Raymond Evison is a man on a mission. He wants gardening to be accessible to people who wish they had a green thumb but have neither the time nor the expertise to call themselves gardeners. Gardeners ...

A couple of years ago, when things like book tours still happened, I had the pleasure of being on an East coast Horticulture magazine tour with Raymond Evison for 10 days. A charming Brit who grew up ...

A sea of clematis with 40-metre 'waves' of white and pale purple blooms, and a splash of burgundy, has brought Raymond Evison his 29th gold medal at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show. In the Grand ...

Clematis grower Raymond Evison at his 2009 Chelsea Flower Show exhibit, for which he won gold. Credit: Photo: ANDREW CROWLEY Raymond Evison has had his share of disaster. He was managing director of ...

Clematis Ooh La La, which featured in Raymond Evison's 2009 exhibit at Chelsea Flower Show Credit: Photo: ANDREW CROWLEY There can’t be many of us who haven’t, at some time or other, either bought or ...

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