Guys, I couldn’t tell you which clematis types I have and when I should be pruning them. Growing clematis doesn’t have to be complicated — if you want to look up and label your clematis group, here’s officially when they should be pruned: 1. **Group 1**: These are early-flowering varieties that bloom on old wood from the previous season. Prune them right after flowering in late spring or early summer. 2. **Group 2**: These bloom in early summer on both old and new wood. Prune lightly in late win

25K views · 170 reactions | For a profusion of flowers in late summer, prune your late-flowering clematis in February.  Ashley is here to show you how it’s done. | BBC Gardeners' World Magazine | Facebook