Whenever I touch the vine to train it towards a direction, that vine dies off. How do you train a clematis without this happening?

Another option, beyond the ones stated above, would be to buy a drawing tablet that has a screen. You'll plug this extra tablet into the laptop, duplicating the screen onto...

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The best time would be in the fall, allowing the roots to stabilize and grow before the spring growth.

You plant it 3 to 4 inches below the surface, keeping the soil well-drained.

Yes, you can. Clematis plants need 6 hours of sun or more per day, which is considered "full sun."

There are so many variables to consider here...Some instances require that you kick the ball to get it out of the defense and up the field.

You can just build your own fence. It doesn't even have to be that hard. You can just put a few sticks in the ground and you're done. You can...

Definitely! If one is near, it will probably grab it on its own, or you can just poke the vine through a couple of spaces and it should grow on...

Put your hand above it for a while, talk to it, and let it get used to your scent and voice. Let it see you give it treats.

No, clematis is not a bulb-producing plant. It is a perennial vine with a crown that produces a voluminous root system. Propagation is through cuttings or seeds.