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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. |
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Large mauve-pink flowers (6-8 inches in diameter) with carmine bars cover this hardy variety in May-June, then again in September. Although tolerant of sun, stronger colouring persists in part shade. |
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Huge soft violet flowers 8-10 inches in diameter are streaked with slightly darker veins and cover this hardy variety in May-June and then again in September. It grows best in sun or part shade and it should be pruned immediately after flowering to encourage reblooming. |
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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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Dusky pink, two-tone 3 inch diameter blooms appear in May-June and again in September. This compact variety grows only 3-5 ft. tall and is ideal for smaller gardens and patio containers, although it will require a short trellis or obelisk for support. It grows best in sun or light shade and should be pruned lightly in spring. |
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This impressive free-flowering hardy climber bears 4-6 inch diameter double pink feathered petals with a large pompom center all summer. It grows best in sun or part shade and should be lightly pruned to tidy the plant after its major flowering period. |
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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! |
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This hardy variety bears unusual dark rose-coloured petals with lilac pink pompom centers against green leaves. Blooming April to June and then again August-September, it flowers on old and new wood. Although tolerant of part shade, its best colour show is in full sun. Prune after blooming or as required to control vine height. |
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All summer, glowing crimson red 8" diameter flowers, each with a distinctive crumpled, wavy texture and contrasting golden centers, cover this fast growing vine. Tolerant of full sun to partial shade, it requires only light pruning after flowering. 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. |
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Clear white 6 inch wide flowers cover this vine in May-June, then again in August for a late summer show ! Prune back in March to 30 inches from the ground to increase vine thickness and flower quantity. |
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Dramatic, intense large 5 inch diameter scarlet-red flowers have creamy yellow anthers (in the center of the blossom) that make a spectacular display in May and June and then again in August. It grows to 8 ft. tall in sun or light shade. |
There's no need to feel blue when you see the large 4 inch deep indigo blue flowers on this slightly fragrant clematis. A moderate grower, it will grow to about 10 feet tall and is suitable for growing on a trellis, obelisk or pergola. |
Royalty clematis produces a display of nicely layered double flowers that are 4 to 6 inches from late spring to early summer and then again it repeats with single flowers in late summer. The ruffly purple flowers with have lighter centers and offer a great look and different texture. |
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The name means ‘Knight’, and this chivalrous variety bears huge 5-8 inch stunning dark red flowers with purple or pale purple filaments from July through September. It grows 6 to 8 ft. tall and does best in sun with mulch to shade the roots. Prune lightly in the spring. |
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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. |
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An impressive Polish cultivar with large 4 to 5 inch very rich red velvety flowers that flower in mid-summer. |
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Similar to Multi-blue Clematis, this new Japanese variety bears violet blue flowers with distinctive lighter colored sepals (4-5 inches in diameter) in May-June, then smaller flowers in August-September. Best in sun or part shade, it should be pruned lightly after flowering to encourage re-blooming. Top mulch to keep roots cool. |
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Double white flowers with a lavender blue hue (2-3 inches in diameter), cover this smaller variety in May-June, then again in September. Best in sun, it only grows 4 ft. tall and is ideal for a small accent vine. Prune right after flowering to encourage re-blooming. |
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Absolutely unique! This stunning climber boasts amazing double flowers - just like a dahlia! It has a spectacular display in May-June then reblooms in early September. Best in sun or part shade, it should be pruned right after flowering to encourage re-blooming. |
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Make your neighbors jealous with this show-stopping bluish-purple clematis! This vigorous vine produces gorgeous double 4-6 inch diameter blooms all summer long. Best in full sun, it should be pruned lightly after flowering to encourage re-blooming. |
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Also known as Jewel of Merk Clematis, this member of the Jackmanii family bears purple flowers with strong violet markings (2-3 inches in diameter), before turning cobalt blue. It blooms from June to September and must be pruned back hard each year to 14-30 inches. |
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Pretty mauve-blue 4" diameter flowers with red anthers appear in May-June and in July-August. Each open flower remains clean and unfading for a long time, making it ideal for fresh arrangements. Best in sun or part shade, it should be pruned lightly after flowering to encourage re-blooming. |
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