Fragrant Silver Lace Vine - Fast growing Autumn Blooming - Drought Tolerant
Dreamdrop Gardens
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Be the envy of your neighborhood with the Silver Lace Vine. This vigorous deciduous vine can grow up to 12 feet in one year and its fragrant white blooms adorn any area it grows in. Adaptable to a variety of climates, Silver Lace Vine is drought tolerant and low maintenance, making it the perfect addition to your garden. Make a statement and add a touch of luxury to your outdoor décor today!Share


Plant Info & Tips
Detailed Info
Common Names |
Silver Lace Vine |
Hardiness Zones | 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, |
Sunlight Exposure | Full Sun, Part Sun, |
Height | 35 ft |
Spread | 35 ft |
Fragrance |
Strong
|
Season of Interest | Summer, Autumn, |
Spacing | 3 ft |
Visual Features |
Climbing Flowering Fall Color |
Toxicity | False |
Variety Specific Tips & Tricks
Beginners Care Guide

Step 1
Where to Plant
Silver Lace Vine like rich, organic, and cool soil. Plant in a location where the roots are shaded and the plant has something to climb. If your location gets too much sun, cover your clematis roots with mulch or partner plants to help shade the roots.

Step 2
Watering
Clematis love water but they don't like being flooded. Water your clematis once the soil is dry and during heat waves. But do not over-water as it will lead to fungal disease. Assure good drainage and add partner plants to help absorb excess water. If you get strong heat waves, add mulch to prevent water from evaporating.