The clematis is actually a clematis. This means that the climbing plant likes it best in the shade. However, the ideal location for clematis should meet a few requirements.
No direct sunlight
Clematis actually do quite well in the shade. Breeding means that it also thrives in the sun without any problems. However, you should then shade the base of the clematis. This means that the lower part of the plant should not get direct sunlight. So if the location is in direct sun, then it makes sense to put other plants in front of it to keep the sun out. However, make sure you leave a sufficient distance so that the clematis is not crowded. Ground covers are also very suitable.
How to do it another way
If you don't have anything like this or you don't have space to put other plants in front of it, you can also opt for handle another way. A semicircular wall pot is ideal for protecting the sprout. You can also pile up several stones and thus give the bed a visually beautiful touch. But be careful: Do not hinder the growth of the clematis. Make sure you have sufficient foot shadowing, then you really can't go wrong.