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There are many varieties of Clematis, so we have listed these alphabetically. If you wish to view the full list, which may take a little time to load, then please select 'All listings'. There are also defined groups, if you have a particular variety in mind.

Please note that this list is based off what Peer has worked with over the years, and does therefore not include every variety. Please see the Availability List via 'Order Now' to see which are available for purchase.

Please click on a link below, to see the Clematis descriptions.

Cl. 'Hagley hybrid'	0.cchahy	2.5m	zone 3-9	($B)
(Percy Picton, 1956)
Medium size, shell pink flowers. So abundant in flower production for three solid months that growth tends to be limited. (xC)

Cl. 'Haku Ookan'	0.cchaku	2.5m	zone 4-9	($B)
transl. "The white crown" (Esio Kubota)(J. Fisk, 1971)
Flowers deep violet-blue 15-18cm, tepals x8, long tapered creating a star-like flower, anthers creamy white (the crown) (xB) Spring-autumn. Cut flower! Attractive seed heads!

Cl. 'Heavenly Blue'	0.cchebl	3m	zone 4-10	($B)
(Lasustern cross)(P.K.Sorensen, NZ, 2002)
Flowers are deep purplish blue "Union Jack Blue" 12-17cm, tepals x6-8 overlapping, Anthers creamy yellow. This is the bluest large flowering Clematis I have ever seen. (xB) Protected under PVR.

Cl. 'Henryi'	0.cchenr	3.5m	zone 4-9	($B)
(C. lanuginosa X 'Fortunei')(Isac Anderson-Henry, 1870)
Pure white flowers 15-18cm dia., tepals x6-8 scarcely overlapping. Contrasting eye of brown-tipped anthers. Moderately vigorous when established.(xB) Suitable cut flower. Award of Garden Merit.

Cl. heracleifolia	0.cchera	90cm	zone 3-8 (9)	($E)
(N. China)(Kew Herb. 1793 Sir George Staunton)			Occ. available
Hyacinth-like lavender blue flowers in large clusters. Sweetly scented. Shrubby herbaceous.

Cl. 'H.F. Young'	0.cchfyo	2.5m	zone 4-9	($B)
(Pennells, 1962)
Flowers Wedgewood blue 12-15cm with pale yellow anthers. Attractive seed heads. Suitable for container. Late spring to late summer. (xB) Colour=HCC 637 "Sea lavender" beautiful.

Cl. 'Honora'	0.cchono	3-4m	zone 3-9	($B)
(Mrs A Edwards of Christchurch, 1968)(Alister Keay, NZ)
Flowers rich purple with deep purple central bar and crimpled edges 18cm, tepals x6, anthers deep beetroot purple. (xC) Early summer to autumn, similar to 'Gipsy Queen'. Good with climbing roses. Named after Mrs. Honora Mary Parker.

Cl. 'Horn of Plenty'	0.cchopl	3m	zone 4-9	($B)
(Maarse, Holland, 1962)
Rosy-mauve, deep bar, 15-18cm flowers. Very compact and free flowering, suitable cut flower. Attractive seed heads. Late spring-late summer (xB) Suitable for container.

Cl. vit. 'Huldine'	0.cvhuld	5m	zone 3-9	($C)
The Lady of the Woods (Morel,1914)(E. Markham, AM 1934)
Medium size, pearly white flowers, underneath pale mauve, with darker central bar, 8cm dia. Vigorous. Full sun! Suitable cut flower. (xC) Gives a good show throughout the summer.

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