Most important features of the Texensis Group

• are climbing perennials with woody base, the stems die back in winter and new shoots grow from the base of the shoots, so the spring should be cut old stems close to the ground,
• have original tulip flowers;
• bloom from June to August (some variety to X), on new shoots,
• are hardy (zones 5-9);
• require hard pruning (clipping all the shoots on the second, third pair of buds - at the height of 20-30 cm above the ground)

in the case of young plants in the first year after planting will cut stems at a height of about 30cm above the ground-to have much more shoots, in the second year we cut them at the height of 40cm, and in the third year at the height of 50cm. Cutting conduct since the end of February - to April.