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CLEMATIS
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.
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Cl. 'Valge Daam' (White Lady)  |
0.ccvada |
2m |
zone 3-9 |
($B) |
('Bal Tzvetov' X 'Madame Van Houtte')(Uno Kivistik, 1985) |
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Flowers 15-18cm. Tepals x6-7, white sometimes with bluish shine, anthers creamy yellow. Late spring and autumn. (xB) |
Cl. vit. 'Venosa Violacea' |
0.cvvevi |
3m |
zone 3-9 |
($C) |
(viticella X 'Francofurtensis')(Lemoine, 1883) |
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Flowers white with purple veins and edges, 10 cm dia., tepals x4-6, and black anthers. Cut flower! Late Oct to late April. (xC) Award of Garden Merit. Absolutely one of my favourites! |
Cl. 'Venus' |
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see Cl. 'Tuchka' |
Cl. mont. 'Vera' |
0.cmvera |
9m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
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A good vanilla-scented cultivar with rounded cup-shaped pink flowers 5-7cm across. Strong growing plant 8-10m. "Pruning after flowering". (xA) Stronger pink than most. |
Cl. 'Veronicas Choice' |
0.ccvech |
2.5m |
zone 4-9 |
($B) |
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Occ. available |
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Cl. 'Victoria' |
0.ccvict |
3m |
zone 3-9 |
($B) |
(Cripps, 1870) |
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Flowers are rosy-purple fading to soft heliotrope 10-14cm dia., tepals x4-6, anthers greenish yellow. Semi-nodding. (xC) Midsummer to autumn. Fantastic climbing in roses. Beautymus fantasticus! |
Cl. 'Ville de Lyon' |
0.ccvily |
3m |
zone 4-9 |
($B) |
('Viviand Morel' X coccinea)(Morell, 1899) |
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Flowers bright crimson with a lighter centre, 10-12 cm dia., overlapping tepals x6, and yellow anthers. Late spring to mid autumn. Vigorous. (xB/C) One of our most adored Clematis. |
Cl. "Vino" |
0.cevino |
3m |
zone 4-9 |
($C) |
('Lasurstern' x 'Daniel Deronda')(D T Poulsen, 1970, DK) |
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Large bright red flowers with contrasting creamy-yellow anthers. Raised at the nursery of D.T Poulsen, Denmark in 1970 but not introduced into the U.K. until 1992. A hybrid of 'Lasurstern' x 'Daniel Deronda'. We are now licensed to propagate and sell "Vino" in NZ. |
Cl. 'Violet Charm' |
0.ccvich |
3m |
zone 4-9 |
($B) |
(Solihill Nurseries, GB, 1966) |
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Very free flowering, pale violet blue flowers are 16-20cm, tepals x6, anthers beetroot purple fading to violet-purple. (xB) Cut flower! Spring-autumn. Outstanding, healthy-looking foliage. |
Cl. 'Violet Elizabeth' |
0.ccviel |
2.5m |
zone 4-9 |
($B) |
('Vyvyan Pennell' x 'Mrs.Spencer Castle')(W.Pennell, 1974) |
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Fully double flowers Malva pink 15-18cm, tepals x40-80. Anthers pale yellow. Mid-spring-early autumn. (xB) Good, strong performer. |
Cl. viticella species |
0.cvviti |
4m |
zone 3-9 |
($C) |
Seedlings...(S Europe W Asia)(1500)
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Mid to deep-purple nodding flowers with pale green anthers. A charming species introduced from southern Europe before 1569. Hugh Morgan, Elizabeth I's pharmacist, had a specimen in his garden at that time grown as "Clematis peregrina Coerulea purpurea". In 1583, Rembert Dodoens, a professor in Leiden, writes that viticella is cultivated in Belgian gardens and grows wild... in Spain and Italy (© 1999 Robin Savill). Early summer to early autumn. (xC) |
Cl.'Volucea' |
0.ccvolu |
3m |
zone 3-9 |
($B) |
('Ville de Lyon' x 'Poupre Mat'.)(A. Girault, c.1970) |
Occ. available |
Large petunia-red 10cm wide flowers with contrasting yellow anthers, tepals x6 slightly twisted, free-flowering. (xC) Tolerates coastal conditions. |
Cl. 'Vyvyan Pennell' |
0.ccvype |
3m |
zone 4-9 |
($B) |
('Daniel Deronda' x 'Beauty of Worcester')(Pennell, 1958) |
Occ. available |
Very large supposedly fully double in first crop, generally single flowered with us. 15-20cm, tepals x6-10 campanula-violet, staminoider rosy-lavender-lilac fading, anthers pale yellow. (xB) Highly rated for its beauty. |
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