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Your Armandii Clematis evergreen vine becomes even more appealing as blossoms appear in early spring You see a blanket of creamy white, star shaped flowers that also fill the air with a heady perfume that will knock your socks off!Clematis armandii is in Pruning Group A That means that the flowers develop on the previous years growth, so any needed pruning should be done soon after the vine has stopped flowering New plants can be easily propagated by taking softwood cuttings in early Summer Clematis armandii is hardy in USDA Planting Zones 69Garden care Clematis armandii prefers its roots to be in cool, moist, welldrained soil, so plant deeply in a shady spot and water well Mulch around the roots each spring with wellrotted garden compost or manure This clematis does not like cold winds, so choose a sheltered spot in the garden This plant is toxic to dogs if eaten Clematis Armandii Armand Clematis Evergreen Clematis North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox Clematis armandii hab