The most intriguing thing about doubling clematis is that as the petals on each bloom unfurl in their own time, you'll have a wide array of different shapes all over the plant. You'll want to have as much time with such an extraordinary show as you can, however it is difficult to find a clematis with double flowers that you can depend on for a rebloom. That's why we love Moonglow so much—as long as you cut it back in late winter to early spring, it'll reliably give you a gorgeous second show of some of the most unique blooms—the color combination here is unusual. They evenly cover the bushy vine, which is the ideal look if you're using this clematis in a container, because there won't be bare or scrawny spots. Deer tend not to bother with clematis. Clematis 'Moonglow'