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These striking flowers are sure to get attention. Large 2 inch wide blossoms that consist of a central raised puff of rosy pink petals backed by a set in dark velvety red. This vigorous, free-flowering plant is pruned in early spring and it will shoot up to 9-10 ft, quickly covering a trellis. Flowering begins in midsummer and goes on into autumn. |
Dynamic and dramatic are two words that sum up the stunning red blooms that cover this 6-8 ft. tall vine from late spring through late summer. Lightly prune as required to keep plant tidy. Best planted in full sun, it should be top-mulched to keep roots cool. |
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Incredibly rich mottled deep blackberry-purple petals form the 2-4 inch diameter flowers that appear on this hardy 8 to 10 ft. high vine in mid-summer. It grows best in sun or part shade and should be pruned hard in early spring. |
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If you need a blast of dark colour against a light background, this is surely the clematis for you! This Raymond Evison variety bears deep purple flowers with a contrasting flower center. Growing 4-5 ft. tall, it is very compact and requires only a heavy pruning in early spring. Best planted in full sun, top-mulch to keep roots cool. |
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This variety bears striking, bright yellow cup-shaped flowers in June through August. These blossoms form feathery seed heads that are ideal for cutting. A vigorous grower that could grow to 15 feet tall in sun or part shade. |
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This unique new cultivar bears large creamy yellow blooms in May - June and again in September. Cool, wet weather may cause the centers of flowers to open up pale green. |
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Large deep velvety purple flowers form on new growth July through September. Seemingly totally winter hardy, it needs to be pruned back hard each year to 14-30 inches. The hardiest and most popular variety in existence! |
This variety is from famed Polish Clematis breeder Brother Stefan Francsak, a monk who has produced several outstanding new hybrids. It has 4-6" creamy white blooms with pink trails and reddish stamens that are produced in June, July and August. It will grow to a mature height of 8-14'. Prune lightly in spring. |
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Also known as 'Piilu Clematis' our heavy blooming newest hybrid is a real gem! Bearing double light pink 5 inch wide flowers with deep pink central bars in May-June, it flowers again in July-August with single blooms ! Ideal for trellises, it thrives in sun or partial shade. Top mulch to keep roots cool and add lime to reduce acidity of soil. |
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Pale lilac flowers are fully double at the start of the season, followed by semi-double and then single blooms, with all types often seen at the same time from May to September. It grows to 8 to 10 feet tall in sun or part shade and should be pruned lightly after flowering. |
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Rich darkly elegant burgundy black velvet blossoms that are up to 6 inches in diameter cover this vine from June to September. Seed heads develop after flowers fade. |
Free flowering, this type bears deep blue petals with varying coloured center petals. Blooming heavily in May, it can rebloom in September. Prune lightly in April to strong buds. Best in sun, it needs top mulch to keep roots cool and lime to reduce soil acidity. |
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Extremely dainty, nodding flowers cover this plant heavily in spring and then again lightly in the autumn. The colour ranges from rich rose red at the base to soft pastel pink at the edges of each flower. Tolerant of shade, it could grow 6-8 ft. tall. Prune right after flowering to encourage re-blooming. Top mulch to keep roots cool. Add lime to reduce soil acidity. |
'Pink Perfection' is a vigorous climber with purple flushed foliage and scented pink flowers in summer. It will grow unchecked to 25' tall, is very easy to grow, and would be perfect for arbours and wallside trellises. |
Velvety, 4" diameter crimson-red flowers appear on this vigorous free-flowering selection in July and August. Prune hard in early spring. Plant in sun or part shade and top mulch to keep roots cool. |
This compact plant bears many semi-double rich purplish-mauve flowers in early summer and a good crop of single light purple flowers with yellow anthers in late summer. Best in part sun, it should be lightly pruned after flowering. Top mulch to keep roots cool. Add lime to reduce soil acidity. |
This variety is absolutely sweet! Seven inch diameter, rich pink flowers are strongly accented with mauve stripes and cover the vine from May until early fall. Growing 6-8 ft. tall, it is tolerant of sun or part shade. Prune right after flowering to encourage re-blooming. Top mulch to keep roots cool. Add lime to reduce soil acidity. |
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It's finally here! Masses of small sweetly scented creamy-white flowers cover this vigorously growing vine in late August and early September followed by silver-white plumes of seed heads. Growing rapidly in sun to 20 ft. tall, it will quickly cover a large area or may be pruned back to 3 ft. each March. |
Found growing on the grounds of an old Netherlands castle, this striking variety bears flowers with pink edged petals and white centers. Blooming in the summer with pendulous buds, the petals open, begin to curve until the flowers face completely upward. Prune back hard each year to 14-30 inches. Tolerant of sun or part shade, it should be top-mulched to keep roots cool. |
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