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Clematis
Simple and beautiful, Clematis includes over 300 named cultivars and even more wild species than the rose. Our selections offer stylish blossoms, attractive carefree foliage, and ornamental seed heads, in exchange for a minimum of attention. Use them to cover just about every stump and dead tree, as well as on trellises, arbors, pergolas, walls and tall shrubs. They prefer to be planted slightly deep in cool well-drained soil with mulch or a ground cover to shade their feet; provide a support and let them climb. Each vine is 18 inches to 2 feet tall. Medium Band.
Lolling upon vigorous, yet slightly tender, polished foliage, vanilla-scented, eye-catching clusters of white saucer-shaped 2 to 2 ½ in. flowers are defined by yellow stamens and 4 to 6 well-spaced broad tepals with pink flip sides. Sprightly rose-colored buds and bronze-tinged stems further enhance the long, boat-shaped dark green leaves, which sport conspicuous ribbing, pointed tips and rich coppery hues when young. A 2002 Garden Merit Award recipient, this stylish evergreen climber affords an enticing floriferous display each spring and a handsome year-round presence when situated in a sheltered, well-drained sunny abode, such as a south-facing garden or house wall.
Blooms March–April
Size: 15' 0" – 25' 0" high x 0" & spreading wide.
Hardy to zone 7.
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Other selections in this genus:
- Clematis alpina ‘Constance’
- Clematis alpina ‘Jacqueline du Pré’
- Clematis ‘Arabella’
- Clematis armandii ‘Snowdrift’
- Clematis ‘Ascotiensis’
- Clematis ‘Blue Angel’
- Clematis chiisanensis ‘Lemon Bells’
- Clematis chrysocoma var. sericea
- Clematis ‘Danielle’
- Clematis ‘Doctor Ruppel’
- Clematis durandii
- Clematis ‘Elsa Späth’
- Clematis ‘Fragrant Star (Vancouver™)’
- Clematis ‘Fujimusume’
- Clematis ‘General Sikorski’
- Clematis ‘Gipsy Queen’
- Clematis ‘Gravetye Beauty’
- Clematis ‘H. F. Young’
- Clematis ‘Henryi’
- Clematis heracleifolia var. davidiana
- Clematis ‘Huldine’
- Clematis integrifolia ‘Blue Boy’
- Clematis ‘Jan Fopma’
- Clematis ‘Kilian Donahue’
- Clematis ‘Lord Neville’
- Clematis macropetala ‘Blue Bird’
- Clematis macropetala ‘Jan Lindmark’
- Clematis montana ‘Broughton Star’
- Clematis montana ‘Elizabeth’
- Clematis ‘Morning Mist’
- Clematis ‘Mrs. Robert Brydon’
- Clematis ‘Niobe’
- Clematis ‘Pamiat Serdtsa’
- Clematis ‘Perle d’Azur’
- Clematis ‘Praecox’
- Clematis ‘Romantika’
- Clematis ‘Rooguchi’
- Clematis tangutica ‘Golden Harvest’
- Clematis terniflora
- Clematis ‘The President’
- Clematis x triternata ‘Rubromarginata’
- Clematis ‘Victoria’
- Clematis viticella ‘Alba Luxurians’
- Clematis viticella ‘Emilia Plater’
- Clematis viticella ‘Kermesina’
- Clematis viticella ‘Polish Spirit’
- Clematis viticella ‘Royal Velours’
- Clematis viticella ‘Venosa Violacea’
