Clematis "Miss Bateman" is an unusual variety of Clematis Miss Bateman that can bloom twice thanks to abundant pruning. This perennial plant reaches up to 200-250 cm in height and blooms in May-June, August-September. The flowers are white with a green stripe and have a diameter of 15-20 cm. This variety is unpretentious, can grow in poor soils, adapts well and takes root, and is frost-resistant. It prefers sunny or semi-shady locations. The variety is resistant to garden pests and diseases. The plant does not need to be covered for winter, but should be pruned. Planting. Clematis are used for vertical landscaping of house walls, fences, gazebos, and arches. Low-growing varieties are used in rockeries. Clematis likes to keep its head in the sun and its feet in the shade. For clematis, use a soil mixture of turf soil, compost or manure; peat; sand, 3:1:1. Dig a hole, make a mound in the center, place the plant, spread out the roots, water well. The planting depth is very important for clematis: immerse the root collar by 7-10 cm. With deep planting, clematis will easily endure frosty winters thanks to a strong root system that will form during the summer. Mulch the soil around the plant. Care. Supports are of great importance for the full development, abundant and prolonged flowering of plants. Wooden trellises, tightly stretched netting, as well as weigela, corydalis, and forsythia bushes are suitable for this purpose. Clematis care involves protecting against overheating and drying out in summer and freezing in winter. During the growing season, alternate with the use of mineral and organic fertilizers. Before covering for winter, the bushes are cleared of old leaves and pruned.