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Clematis florida Sieboldii |
| Sought
after for it’s showy blooms of crisp, white petals
that surround a central dome of rich, purple stamens.
This show-stopping clematis is fantastic for
transforming walls and fences into a floral showpiece. |
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Clematis
'Avant Garde' |
| This
variety is quite unique due to its unusual colour
combination of red and pink. The flowers are
well-filled and have a diameter of 5-7 cm. These
impressive flowers are very robust and long-lasting. |
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Clematis montana |
| This
pretty prolific flowering clematis does not need
pruning and will tolerate a variety of soils in sun or
shade. Expect two flush of blooms every year. |
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Clematis Gypsy Queen |
| Awarded
the RHS Award of Garden Merit, this is a stunning
Clematis with large 4-5inch flowers which start as
deep red and slowly fade to deep purple. This very
showy plant reliably provides a second flush of
flowers in early autumn. A vigorous grower! |
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Clematis 'Ernest Markham' |
| Vibrant
magenta pink blooms adorn this vigorous climber from
late summer and well into autumn. Clematis ‘Ernest
Markham’ makes a colourful display draped over
walls, or twining up fences and pergolas, and is
particularly easy to maintain as it can be cut back to
almost ground level each year. |
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Clematis armandii 'Apple Blossom' |
| Medium
to fast growth rate. 3 long dark green leaflets to
each leaf. Pale pink flowers. |
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Clematis integrifolia |
| A
delightful dwarf, border Clematis in a mixture of
marine blue and rich rose, 2in flowers. Erect in habit
with often upward facing blooms. Makes a good
container plant too. Poisonous. |
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Clematis Hagley Hybrid |
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Clematis
'Hagley Hybrid' is named after Hagley Hall where it
was raised by the celebrated horticulturalist Percy
Picton. It is well-loved for its compact habit and its
stunning rosy-mauve flowers which are abundant
throughout the summer months, although show their best
colours when given a little shade. |
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Clematis armandii |
| Medium
to fast growth rate. Three long dark green leaflets to
each leaf. Creamy white flowers. Best on a sunny wall. |
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Clematis 'Dr
Ruppel' |
| Magnificent
flowers are produced in abundance in early summer with
a rose-pink blush along the length of each petal. A
second flush appears in late summer, followed by
pretty spherical seed heads that add garden interest
well into the autumn. |
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Clematis 'Crystal Fountain' |
| This
top variety produces unusual, stunningly beautiful
lilac blooms approx. 15 cm in size. The many stamens
cascading over the petals give them their distinctive
appearance. They flower twice a year, (May-June and
August-September). |
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Clematis Miss Bateman |
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Clematis
'Miss Bateman' is a compact, free-flowering clematis
with large single white flowers measuring up to 9cm
(3in) across. The main show appears in late spring to
early summer and is often followed by a second bloom
in late summer to early autumn. |
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Clematis Josephine™ |
| A
fascinating cultivar with double, pom-pom centres set
atop soft-pink outer petals with a bold cerise stripe.
Plant Clematis ‘Josephine’™ in full sun for the
richest coloured flowers. In shadier positions,
intriguing greenish blooms appear. |
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Clematis cirrhosa var. purpurascens 'Freckles' |
| This
eye-catching evergreen clematis gives a much needed
injection of colour to the winter garden, when few
other plants dare to bloom. This is the earliest of
the spring flowering clematis, with cup-shaped pink
blooms freckled with maroon-red markings, to give this
plant it’s name. |
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Clematis Crystal Fountain™ |
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flowers of Clematis ‘Crystal Fountain’&trade
are quite extraordinary. A fountain of crystal-blue
stamens radiate from the centres of the dazzling blue,
15cm (6”) wide blooms. Terrifically floriferous,
this clematis continues to bloom throughout summer and
into early autumn. |
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Clematis Empress™ |
| Radiant,
sugar-pink blooms with a central cluster of prominent
stamens adorn this variety throughout summer. Clematis
‘Empress’&trade is a striking cultivar that
looks spectacular growing against sunny walls and
fences. |
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Clematis Fragrant Oberon |
| Powerfully
and sweetly perfumed, the pretty satin flowers of
Clematis ‘Fragrant Oberon’ are lemon-white with a
hint of green, and look stunning set against the dark
foliage of this evergreen clematis. |
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Clematis texensis Ruby Wedding |
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wine red flowers of this delightful compact cultivar
appear in late summer and continue well into autumn.
The dainty star shaped blooms provide a splash of
vibrant colour at a time when many other flowers are
beginning to fade. Clematis texensis ‘Ruby
Wedding’ is particularly easy to maintain as it can
be cut back to almost ground level each year. |
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Clematis 'Nelly Moser' |
| Large,
pale pink petals with a distinctive deep pink central
stripe and contrasting red anthers make this variety
one of the most easily recognised. Clematis ‘Nelly
Moser’ makes an excellent choice for a north facing
wall – in sunnier positions its delicate shades are
prone to fading. |
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Clematis Romantika |
| The
velvety flowers open almost black, and slowly mature
to shimmering, deepest purple. This trouble free,
vigorous cultivar looks spectacular grown against a
light background. Tolerant of almost any aspect in sun
or shade, Clematis ‘Romantika’ is perfect for
creating a dramatic display on walls, pergolas and
fences. |
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Clematis Montana Elizabeth |
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Clematis
Montana Grandiflora has very pretty pale pink flowers.
Extremely free flowering Clematis variety. No pruning
needed. We are now offering them in a larger format 1
litre (13cm) pot as an established plant ready for
immediate impact in the garden. Can grow up to 8
metres. |
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Clematis 'Duchess of Edinburgh' |
| Rosettes
of pristine white, double flowers are produced in
early summer, followed by a late summer flush of
semi-double blooms. Understated and elegant, the large
flowers of Clematis ‘Duchess of Edinburgh’ look
particularly stunning against their backdrop of dark
green foliage. |
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Clematis 'Marie
Boisselot' |
| Easy-to-grow,
pretty white-flowered hybrid with a golden eye. Will
flourish in any area of the garden. If left unpruned,
it will produce large flowers early in the season from
May/June until September, but if pruned, many more but
smaller flowers will bloom a little later, from June
to September. |
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Clematis 'The President' |
| ‘The
President’ is a stunning, mid-sized, deciduous
clematis with glossy, dark-green leaves. In summer it
bears large purple-blue flowers whose petals are
silver on the underside. |
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