Collection: Clematis for Sale

Clematis are some of our best-selling perennial plants at Garden Crossings, loved by gardeners for their stunning colors, pollinator-friendly blooms, and vines that easily climb up walls and fences. 

You’ll find these flowering perennial vines in colors ranging from light lavender to deep purple, and burgundy to pink, to bring brilliant vertical color to your garden. Browse our clematis vines for sale!

A vibrant purple clematis flower with six petals and yellow stamens in the center, surrounded by green leaves.
Happy Jack® purple clematis for sale

Plant the Queen of the Climbers

Known as ‘Queen of the Climbers,’ the clematis vine perennial is famous for climbing structures like a trellis, arbor, or fence. They don’t use sticky aerial roots or wrap their main stems like morning glories, though. Instead, their young leaf stems curl and grasp onto narrow objects they touch, ideally those that are under ¼ to ½ inch in diameter like wire and garden twine. 

Most clematis also grow best when their tops are in full sun and their roots are somewhat shaded.

Jolly Good™ clematis perennials

Order Clematis Online at Garden Crossings

Grown primarily by our team at Garden Crossings, our selection of clematis for sale isn’t limited to one garden type. We have spring, summer, and fall-blooming clematis. We have full-sun and part-shade clematis perennials. There are even some small varieties that grow between 2-4 feet tall and are perfect for container gardens and small spaces. Shop online to make clematis vines a part of your perennial garden!

FAQs

Garden Crossings is one of the best places to shop for clematis online. We have over 70 varieties of these climbing perennials. That’s more than any other mail-order nursery! 

Yes, you can grow clematis in a pot! Just make sure you choose a deep pot with good drainage. You should also use well-draining potting soil and have a support or trellis for the vines to climb.

The best time to plant clematis is in the early spring or early to mid-autumn. It gives them time to establish roots without the extreme heat of summer or cold temperatures of winter.