Clematis

Clematis, Countess of Lovelace (Clematis) is a lovely semi-double to double flowered Clematis with pale lavender blooms. You will enjoy 5” flowers June, July, and late August. This luscious lady reaches 8’ at maturity.

Clematis, Daniel Deronda (Clematis integrifola x crispa) is one of the prettiest varieties. Deep purple blooms with a hint of violet will adorn your trellis or fence May-September. Vines reach 8’-10’ at maturity.

Clematis, Duchess of Edinburgh (Clematis) is a lovely variety. The rosette-shaped, double white flower is accented with yellow anthers. The flowers are 4”-6” across. This variety will reach 10’-12’ with blooms May, June, and September. Pruning group 2.

Clematis, Franziska Maria (Clematis) is a very free-flowering, compact double clematis that outperforms any other double clematis currently available. It produces lovely shaped double flowers in both old and new growth. Many flowers per stem and good foliage. The 4”-6" blue to purple flowers repeat, lasting through summer to fall. Great choice for a container!

Clematis, Gravetye Beauty (Clematis texensis) is from the texensis group of small flowering vines. Gravetye Beauty has lovely 2” bright-red, upright, tulip-shaped flowers. This beauty will produce a stunning show from July-September. It reaches 8’-12’ tall. Pruning group 3.

Clematis, Guernsey Cream (Clematis) is a delicious variety with creamy velvet flowers and yellow anthers. The beautiful flowers reach 6”-7” across, with the vine growing to 10’. Guernsey Cream blooms June and September. Pruning group 2.

Clematis, Etoile Rose (Clematis texensis) is from the texensis group of smaller flowering vines. The petals are scarlet-pink with yellow anthers inside. Outside is a deep, satiny pink. The flowers are semi-nodding and bloom July-September. This variety has 2” petals and reaches 10’. Pruning group 3.

Clematis, Arabella (Clematis integrifolia) boasts a round, semi-nodding flower. You will enjoy 2”-3” blooms of rosy purple, flushed with red. The anthers are a lovely contrast of cream color. This is a non-clinging, free-flowering variety that reaches only 6’. Arabella has a very long bloom period from June-September. Pruning group 3.

Clematis, Avant-Garde (Clematis) has a very unusual 3" red flower with pink petaloid stamens. This is a very free-flowering variety with blooms May, June, and August. It is a great choice for containers.

Clematis, Arctic Queen (Clematis) is a beautiful, fully double clematis, both on old and current season's growth, with clear creamy-white flowers and creamy-yellow anthers. Arctic Queen is also ideal for a container in the patio garden. Flowers are 4”-6" across and vines reach 7’-8’ in height at maturity. Blooms May-August.

Clematis, Bee’s Jubilee (Clematis) has large, light-pink flowers, deep red bars, and yellow anthers. The flowers reach 7”-8” in diameter. This beauty grows 10’-14' tall and will reward you with blooms in May, June, and August.

Clematis, Belle of Woking (Clematis) is a fully double, light-blue, rosette-shaped flower, blooming May, June, and September.

Clematis, Hagley Hybrid (Clematis) boasts medium-sized, rich pink flowers with ruffled edges. Hagley is another Clematis for shade. Hagley Hybrid is a vigorous grower with 5”-6" flowers. It blooms June and September.

Clematis, Josephine (Clematis) is a beautiful lilac and pink color. The flowers have 6-8 base petals, which are almost bronze, tinged with green. It blooms from June-August and will reach 8' in height. Blooms are 4”-5" across.

Clematis, Duchess of Albany (Clematis texensis) has lovely pink, bell-shaped flowers with cherry-red bars. It blooms July-October.

Clematis, Cardinal Wyszynski (Clematis) is a superb, free-flowering Polish introduction. The large, crimson flowers reach 6” across and have a dark cluster of anthers. This is a very vigorous grower and will reach 8’-10’. You will enjoy a long bloom period from July-September. Pruning group 2.

Clematis, Carmencita (Clematis viticella) is a beautiful variety. Flowers are carmine with a satin texture and dark anthers. This beauty grows to 12’ tall and has dainty 2” blooms July-September, when other varieties are finished. Prune in February or March as new leaf buds begin, and remove all dead material.

Clematis, Mayleen (Clematis montana) is a lovely Montanta variety that is a must for all Clematis lovers. The blooms are a small, satin pink, with buttercup-yellow anthers. It has a very strong fragrance and beautiful bronze foliage. Blooms May-June.

Clematis, Miss Bateman (Clematis x patens) has a beautiful, round-shaped flower with showy, dark-red anthers. This is a very free-flowering variety with blooms May, June, and September. The flowers reach 5”-6”, and the vine grows to 10’. Pruning group 2.

Clematis, Niobe (Clematis) is one of the favorites among collectors. Dark, ruby-red petals are accented with stunning gold anthers. This beauty grows to 12’ and will reward you with blooms June-September.

Clematis, Pink Champagne (Clematis) boasts 5" deep rosy-pink blooms and a free flowering habit. Also known as Kakio, from Japan. Blooms May, June, August, and September. It is a real eye catcher.

Clematis, Pink Fantasy (Clematis) is a beautiful pale pink with a darker pink bar and very attractive dark anthers. This variety is also a good repeat bloomer from June-September and will reach 7’-9’ in height. Blooms are 4”-5” across.

Clematis, Princess Diana (Clematis texensis) is from the texensis group of small flowering vines. It boasts lovely, 2”-long, miniature tulip-like flowers June, July, and September. Petals are whitish pink outside with a deep pink central bar. Inside petals are rich pink with a deeper pink bar. The compact, free-flowering plant is ideal for a container. It reaches 8’-9’ in height.

Clematis, Royalty (Clematis) has beautiful dark purple flowers from 5”-6” in diameter. It has double to semi-double blooms with stunning yellow anthers. It has a long blooming period and will adorn your trellis or gate throughout the summer.

Clematis, Purpurea Plena Elegans (Clematis viticella) is a very showy, double-flowering variety. You will enjoy rose-purple colored blooms July-September on 10’-12’ vines. Pruning group 3.

Clematis, Ramona (Clematis) is a very vigorous grower, reaching up to 16’ tall! Ramona has 6”-8” lavender-blue flowers and dark anthers. You will enjoy beautiful blooms July, August, and September! Pruning group 2.

Clematis, Royal Velours (Clematis viticella) is a lovely small, semi-campanulated flowering vine. You will enjoy deep velvety 3” purple flowers form July-September. This variety is suitable for cut flowers and is a very strong, vigorous grower, reaching up to 12’. Pruning group 3.

Clematis, Bourbon (Clematis) is a stunning, vibrant red variety just being introduced for 2008! This beauty is ideal for containers, as it only reaches 4’-6’. You will enjoy lovely, round-shaped blooms with yellow anthers, from June-early August.

Clematis, Claire de Lune (Clematis) is a compact, free-flowering plant, great for any position in the garden. The flowers retain their color best in a shady area. The flowers are 6”-7" and have a base color of white, which is suffused with pale lilac, becoming darker at the edge of the eight wavy petals. Flowers have stunning dark anthers. Blooms June, July, and late August.

Clematis, Kilian Donahue (Clematis) begins with ruby red at the center of the flower, fading to a brilliant fuchsia and then orchid color at the edge of each petal. This one is a great repeat bloomer, June-September. It reaches 8’-10’ tall, with 5” flowers.

Clematis, Lemon Chiffon (Clematis) sounds and looks good enough to eat! This beauty boasts pale yellow-cream flowers with just a hint of pink. The lovely yellow anthers have large seed heads. Blooms will reach 4”-6” across, with the vine growing to 10’. You will enjoy blooms May, June, and August. This variety will grow in semi-shade. Pruning group 2.

Clematis, Sir Trevor Lawrence (Clematis texensis) is another offering from the texensis small flowering group. Sir Trevor has outside petals of whitish-pink (reddish-pink in full sun) with reddish-pink veins. The inside of the petals are purple-red with deep red central bars. You will enjoy 2” flowers from July-September. Vines reach up to 10’. Pruning group 3.

Clematis, Sunset (Clematis) is one of the prettiest varieties. Dark, velvet-red flowers with purple edges grow 5”-7”, May-September. Vines reach 8’-10’ at maturity.

Clematis, Will Goodwin (Clematis) is one of the most unusual and striking of the blues. It boasts true blue flowers with large, overlapping petals and lovely gold anthers. You will enjoy blooms for an extended season, June-September.

Clematis, Vyvyan Pennell (Clematis) boasts 6”-8" double flowers of purple-mauve on the outside and rosy lavender to lilac on the inner petals. Fully double flowers are produced on old wood, while new wood produces singles. This unusual beauty grows 8’-10' tall and will reward you with blooms June-August.

Clematis, Venosa Violacea (Clematis viticella) is a very distinctive variety of Clematis. You will enjoy lovely, 4”-5” flowers with purple veins over a white background. Blooms July and August. Vines reach 8’-10’ at maturity.

Clematis, Westerplatte (Clematis) is a fabulous variety with rich, velvety-red petals and dark red anthers. This is a very free-flowering vine with 4”-5” flowers. It will reach up to 8’ and boasts a long bloom period from June-September. This is an excellent choice for the container. Pruning Group 2.

Clematis, Warsaw Nike (Clematis) is a rich, velvet-purple variety that reaches 8’-12’. This beauty produces 5"-wide flowers, late May-September.

All clematis are $12.99 each. Shipped bare root from 1-gallon containers.

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