Buy Clematis from Avaxa Plants
Buying Clematis for your garden centre, wholesale business or landscaping project? At Avaxa Plants you can compare climbers in different colours, flowering periods and pot sizes. View the current range from our growers and order directly online.
View the Clematis rangeFor the professional market, Clematis, also known as mountain clematis, is more than a flowering climber. The differences between early and late flowering types, large-flowered hybrids and semi-evergreen species determine the selling period, the planting site and the maintenance. Vigour and suitable support also matter.
Through Avaxa Plants you bring your purchasing together with a broad grower network. In the webshop you compare products and photos, check available sizes and put your order together. This way you buy in a targeted way for your garden centre, wholesale business or planting project.
A selection from our Clematis range
Clematis includes many different species and cultivars. Think of early flowering Clematis montana, large-flowered hybrids and late flowering Clematis viticella. Semi-evergreen species, such as Clematis armandii, are also of interest for specific uses. Below we highlight three groups that differ in flowering, growth habit and use.
Early flowering and semi-evergreen Clematis
With Clematis alpina and Clematis montana you add early flowering climbers to the range. Semi-evergreen Clematis armandii also retains its foliage and has fragrant flowers, but needs a sheltered planting site. When selling, distinguish between early flowering and semi-evergreen: not every early flowering Clematis keeps its leaves. Also take into account differences in hardiness.
Large-flowered Clematis for display
Large-flowered Clematis, such as many hybrids from pruning group 2, stands out with large flowers in white, pink, purple or blue. Several cultivars flower first on old wood and can flower again later. For garden centres, flower colour, visible buds and support are important display points. For landscaping projects, vigour and the available space also count.
Late flowering Clematis for colour spread
Late flowering Clematis, including cultivars of Clematis viticella, forms flowers on new shoots. This adds a later flowering period to a range with early flowering species. This group is of interest for pergolas, climbing frames and combinations with other climbers. Base your choice on final height, pruning needs and the desired colour mix.
View the current Clematis range
Compare current Clematis species, pot sizes and heights in the webshop. Log in to view wholesale prices and place your order directly online.
Clematis for your business or project
Clematis for garden centres and wholesalers
For garden centres, a good Clematis range revolves around recognisable flower colours, clear product information and spreading selling moments. Combine early flowering species with large-flowered cultivars and later flowering climbers. Show the expected growth height, planting site and pruning group for each plant, so customers can choose with purpose.
When buying, look not only at flowering, but also at the presentation in the pot, the presence of a climbing frame and the available size. Compare the versions online and order species that suit your shop planning.
Clematis for landscapers and garden contractors
For landscaping work, the situation determines which Clematis is suitable. For a small pergola you usually choose a less vigorous grower than for covering a large wall. Check sun, partial shade, shelter, soil moisture and the structure along which the shoots can climb.
Record the botanical name, cultivar, final growth height and pruning group in the planting plan. Allow sufficient root space and drainage. Via the webshop you can compare available versions and order the plants needed for your project.
What to look for when buying Clematis?
Flowering period and flower type: Early flowering, repeat flowering and late flowering Clematis offer different selling moments. Also check flower size, colour and whether the chosen cultivar forms single or double flowers.
Vigour and support: Some species, such as Clematis montana, develop long shoots and need a lot of space. Check the final growth height and choose a suitable climbing support for the use.
Planting site and climate: Many Clematis species grow well in sun or partial shade, but deep shade often limits flowering. Semi-evergreen species usually need more shelter from cold wind and severe frost.
Pot size and supply stage: Besides pot size, compare plant height, branching and the presence of a climbing frame. For direct shop display, a plant with visible flower buds may be more interesting than a young specimen.
Ordering Clematis from Avaxa Plants
As a Clematis supplier for the trade market, Avaxa Plants brings together the range of various growers. In our webshop you view product photos, botanical names, pot sizes and stated heights. After logging in you see wholesale prices and can place the products you want directly in your basket and order them.
Are you looking for specific cultivars for a shop promotion or a larger batch for a landscaping project? Our team can additionally help you explore the options. Please state the species wanted, quantities, sizes and the intended delivery date.
View the current Clematis range
Compare current Clematis species, pot sizes and heights in the webshop. Log in to view wholesale prices and place your order directly online.
Frequently asked questions about buying Clematis from Avaxa Plants
Which Clematis is suitable for a shady planting site?
Several Clematis cultivars tolerate partial shade well. One example is the large-flowered Clematis 'Nelly Moser'. The exact light requirement differs per cultivar. In very dark locations, flowering is often limited. Therefore check the planting site before selecting species for a garden centre range or planting plan.
When should you choose semi-evergreen Clematis?
Semi-evergreen Clematis is of interest when a climber must keep its foliage outside the flowering period. Clematis armandii is a well-known example. This species needs a sunny, sheltered planting site and is less suitable for areas with severe winters. For international projects, take the local climate into account.
What is the difference between early and late flowering Clematis?
Early flowering Clematis, such as Clematis alpina and montana, usually flowers on shoots from the previous growing season. Many late flowering species, including Clematis viticella, flower on new shoots. This difference determines not only the flowering period, but also the way of pruning and the suitability for different uses.
Which pot size and plant height should I choose?
That depends on the selling moment and the intended use. For garden centres, presentation, branching and the presence of a climbing frame are important. For landscaping projects, the development of the root system and the desired starting height also count. In the webshop you compare the pot sizes and heights offered.
