ALL CLEMATIS A-Z

The handsome flowers first open with pinky-lavender margins that mature to deep lavender-blue. They have rich velvety-red bars and deep red anthers.

This popular, well-known clematis has wonderful light to mid mauvy-blue semi-nodding blooms which have a rose-pink bar that gradually fades as they mature. A wonderful companion for your climbing roses.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Pretty and striking flowers of white have a deep purple margin maturing to pale violet purple, borne in great abundance on this strong growing hardy clematis. A wonderful introduction from J van Zoest nursery Holland and introduced to the UK by Thorncroft Clematis at the RHS Chatsworth Flower Show 2017

clematis Petit Faucon is a marvellous little plant with nodding to outward facing flowers with four rich bluey-purple tepals. The stamens have rosy-purple filaments and golden yellow anthers. 
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

The handsome dusky purply-red flowers mature to mauve-red and have a brighter red bar when first open. A very compact, free-flowering climber perfect for a pot!

The sumptuous large flowers are pearly-white at the centre with bright cerise pink margins and pointed tips. A wonderfully eye-catching bloom.

Classic rounded montana flowers of deep mauvy-pink set against a rich bronze foliage which has a distinctive shape. Less invasive than some montana and easy to train.

The pretty double, and single, mid mauvy-pink flowers have deep rose-pink bars, irregular white markings and a crown of yellow stamens. The later blooms are always single. Pronounced Pee-loo.

The bright purply-cerise star-shaped blooms merge to pale lilac-mauve bars which are offset by a glorious crown of bright yellow stamens. Some people can detect a slightly spicy scent.

The clusters of hyacinth shaped flowers are pale to light silvery-pink and makes an excellent 'front of border' plant. This clump-forming clematis has erect woody stems and requires free draining soil.

The delightful light peachy-pink blooms have a deeper rose-pink bar which pales as the flowers mature to pale pink. The crimped, wavy margins and contrasting wine-red stamens add to its overall charm.

The pale pink semi-double bell-shaped flowers have deep rose pink at the base of the tepals which also runs through the veins. Clematis Pink Flamingo is a variety that has been around for many years, standing the test of time and delighting gardeners every spring.

Pale pink rounded flowers have a delightful fragrance when grown in the sun. A reliable and popular montana we have grown for many years.
Also known as montana Pink Perfection.

The elegant creamy-white blooms have an unusual crown of pinkish-grey inward curled anthers with a prominent tuft of green stigmas in the centre.

A native of the USA, it has glossy deep purple to purply-red nodding pitcher shaped flowers. Colour can vary slightly dependent on aspect and soil type. This rare species is a semi-herbaceous, deciduous climber that thrives in the sun.

Clematis 'Pixie' has pale greeny-cream star-shaped male flowers that provide the most gorgeous citrus-like perfume. A charming little

The dark purple flowers have a slight reddish-purple bar which fades to bluey-purple as the blooms mature. An excellent choice to give later flowers in your garden.
'Recommended' by a Popular Garden Magazine Dec 2020.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

The clusters of white star-shaped flowers have deep bluey-mauve tips. A clump-forming, vigorous, scrambler that also looks fabulous when trained against a wall. clematis 'Preacox' is also known as jouiniana 'Preacox'.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Very pale primrose yellow semi-double blooms are very abundant on this lovely prolific flowering montana. One of the more compact growers in this group, suitable for smaller gardens.

This gorgeous blue clematis opens light azure blue with a hint of pink along the central bar. As the blooms mature they become more mauve-blue, losing the pink tint. An outstanding performer!
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

The gorgeous white flowers of this new clematis are very deeply textured with crimped, wavy margins & cream anthers. It has been named in honour of Prince George, son of Prince William the Prince of Wales.

The purply-red flower buds open to handsome semi-nodding tulip-shaped flowers, with mauve margins and deep lavender interiors. Try growing this with clematis PRINCESS KATE or lonicera japonica Princess Kate to make a stunning feature in your garden.

Named to commemorate her birth, clematis Princess Charlotte has double, dahlia-like blooms of mauvey-blue and a subtle pinky-mauve margins. Very pretty indeed.

This eye-catching clematis has rich deep pink trumpet shaped flowers with paler mauve-pink margins. 
The blooms are just delightful and carry on well into the autumn giving a long period of interest for the gardener.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit