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Clematis viticella '
Peveril Pristine: ' A white C. Mme. Julia Correvon, a useful late
white bloomer. |
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Clematis integrifolia
' Amelia ': A sister of the famous cultivar C. 'Arabella'. The same
growth habits as C. ' Arabella ' but a softer colored very attractive
flower. |
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Clematis
heracleifolia 'Ember' : A herbaceous species. Long flowering and in
addition to the rich red coloring the seedheads are also a feature. I
am not aware of another Red herbaceous cultivar in the current
offerings with-in the trade. |
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Clematis ' Halcyon':
A Winter flowering species. it would be an ideal competitor for the
Clematis cultivar ' Freckles' . |
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Clematis integrifolia
' Miranda ' : Also a sister of the cultivar C. 'Arabella'. This is not
a soft colored cultivar, it is dramatic. It is very dark purple,with
almost a black center stamen structure. |
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Clematis texensis '
Rapture': A sister to the cultivar C. texensis ' Princess of Wales'.
It is stunning, flowers on a plant of this cultivar will capture the
eye of any Clematis producer. |
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Clematis x jackmanii
'Consort': The coloring of the unfurling flowers will emphasize the
edging on those that are fully open. |
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Clematis ' Radiance'
A new breakthrough. A multi hybrid type. Multi hybrids do not
generally pick up the traits of multiple parents. |
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Clematis viticella
'Chatsworth'™
( the first known Blue viticella cultivar) - Massed three inch
flowers, colouring, soft blue with deeper blue bar. |
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Clematis, an unnamed
texensis hybrid. These two will be sent to the U.S.A. in the Spring of
2003,for bulking up the numbers. Plum-pink with silver edging. Very
free flowering. |
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Clematis x jackmanii
hybrid. - deep mauve edging to white centre. Later summer flowering. |
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Clematis viticella
'Zephyr'™.
- a viticella hybrid with Soft pink nodding flowers. |
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Clematis, a multi-hybrid,yet
unnamed. - Pendant 1 1/2 inch bells, rosy-purple, lighter on reverse.
Late summer flowering. |
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Clematis x triternata
'Tranquility', a highly perfumed cultivar. |
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Clematis "Joan
Sanderman-Allen"™
- Lilac pink double, single blooms in later flowering. |
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Clematis "Eyres Gift"™
- , x jackmani type.
Colouring rich blue, late summer flowering |
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Clematis Tex. 'Ruby
Wedding' Deep ruby-red, tulip-shaped flowers, opening, wider to
display a large spreading boss of cream stamens. Less tall than other
texensis hybrids - growing to about 6 ft. July - September flowers. |
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Clematis 'Forever'
Non-clinging plant, with rounded 4 ins flowers in two shades of pink.
A silvery sheen, which seems to help preserve it in water, making it
excellent as a cut flower. 6-6 ft. July - September flowers. |
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Clematis 'Sonnette'
Another compact plant; 'non-stop' flowering. Blooms are1in across,
urn-shaped, and warm pink coloured. Unusual for this type of flower to
have clusters over such a long period. 6 ft. July flowers until
frost. |
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Clematis Eri.
'Heather Herschell' Non-clinging shoots, terminating in sprays of 2.5
ins open, nodding bells; a rich warm pink in colour. Masses of flower;
an easy and trouble-free plant. Acknowledged as superior to C. 'Aljoinushka'
by those, who have seen both. 7 ft July - September flowers. |
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Clematis 'Lord
Herschell' Dwarf herbaceous, flowering over a long period. Flowers
tulip-shaped, colouring a deep warm purple. 1.5-2 ft. June-September
flowers |
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Clematis 'Patricia
Anne Fretwell ' The first double flowered, red and pink clematis.
Flamboyant double flowers on the old wood - single in its secondary
flowering . 6-8ft. May-June and September flowers. |
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Clematis Tex.
'Catherine Clanwilliam' Larger, more cup-shaped flowers than is usual
for texensis hybrids - rich rosy pink. 6-8 ft. July - September
flowers. Spectacular seedheads |
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Clematis 'Amanda
Marie' dwarf plant, flowering over a long period, with 3 ins flowers
of a deep pink-red and a distinctive shape. Fades pleasantly - and the
young foliage is often mottled and splashed in cream. 5-6 ft. June -
October flowers. |
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Clematis Vit.
'Brocade' Flowers four-sepalled, 3 ins 'montana'-shaped; colouring a
distinctive orangey crick-red - fading to deep pink. Reliable and free
flowering. 10 - 15 ft July - September flowers. |
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Clematis 'Elf' A
compact climber with a continuous succession of 2 ins open bells.
White with a pink-mauve reverse. 6 ft. July - September flowers. |
