ALL CLEMATIS A-Z

This well-known montana has light pink flowers with a textured surface, vanilla scent and the foliage is tinged with bronze. Grow in a sunny position to enhance the perfume.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

A selected form of 'Rubens' considered to be an improvement with a slightly larger bloom and stronger fragrance. Light pink flowers with a textured surface, vanilla scent and the foliage is tinged with bronze.

Clematis Ruby is a real little gem. She has very deep reddy-pink, single, nodding bell-shaped flowers produced in their hundreds. Once the spring flower has finished, give a little trim if it is needed you will get a second flush of flowers later in the summer.

The star-like blooms have rich mauve-pink margins and bright ruby-red bars. The perfect gift for that special 40th Wedding Anniversary.

The fabulous deep purplish-red star-shaped flowers are very slightly mottled with white and have a richer red bar and matching deep red stamens.

A lovely free-flowering cultivar from Raymond Evison. It's rich mauvey-blue star-shaped blooms have pinky anthers.

The light shell-pink star-like blooms have richer, deeper pink bars and a distinctive textured surface. Prolific and long flowering.
'Recommended' by a Popular Garden Magazine Dec 2020.

This pretty silvery-pink star-shaped flower has very pointed tips, and margins outlined with light purple. Its beautiful crown of stamens have purple filaments and bright yellow anthers. A compact climber perfect for a pot!
Received a Top Award in a Popular Garden Magazine Dec 2020.

From an abundance of spiky buds, starlike flowers of mauve-blue appear and mature to pale mauvey-blue as they age. A slightly deeper pinky-lavender bar can be seen when they first open but quickly disappears.

Prolific starlike flowers of deep indigo-blue mature to a mid indigo and the central stamens open to reveal white filaments. Long flowering from mid-June to autumn, this is the oldest variety of the SAPHYRA® range.

Abundant fuchsia pink starlike flowers are shown off brilliantly against a bright green foliage. A more natural climber than the other SAPHYRA® cultivars, Nancy will happily climb up a small support, climb a wall trellis or create lovely ground cover. Also consider her to use as a scrambling companion in a border over other shrubs, her uses are varied thanks to her prolific and forgiving nature.

Star-shaped flowers of deep purply-blue are produced in great abundance on this compact and prolific scrambling clematis. Violetta can also be trained up a short support or allowed to cascade over a short wall and the flowers last well if you like to cut flowers for the home.

The vibrant candy-pink star-shaped flowers have delicate white freckling, enhanced by a prominent crown of deep cherry-red anthers.

A huge abundance of flowers that have a fresh pale violet-blue colour, becoming almost white at the centre of the tepal, surround a dark 'eye' of anthers in the middle.
Received a Top Award in a Popular Garden Magazine Dec 2020.

The glorious light lavender-blue semi-nodding flowers have a dusky lavender-blue reverse. This wonderful clematis from Estonia is extremely hardy and exceptionally free-flowering.
The name Semu name means 'friend'.

The exotic looking rosette-like blooms are rich purply-blue with slightly paler bars to their elegantly pointed tepals. Its later flowers are sometimes single. The depth of colour and depth of the double flower varies from garden to garden. Introduced by us at Chelsea 2012.

clematis Sieboldiana is an exotic looking clematis that is hugely popular. The creamy-white tepals have a rich purple crown of staminodes.
An unstable variety where the blooms can occasionally revert to clematis Alba Plena.

These elegant silvery-mauve-grey flowers have a pretty satin sheen and, with their wonderful crown of pale yellow stamens, combine to make a very 'regal' looking bloom.

The glamorous pure white star-shaped blooms have a blush of pink at the base of their tepals when first open. Their distinctive crimped margins and contrasting dark burgundy-red stamens complete the picture brilliantly.

The clusters of white flowers have a good perfume. A superb evergreen climber that requires free draining soil, sunny aspect to enhance perfume.

The abundant flowers are a bright red with a reddy-purple hint at the centre of the bloom and a crown of beautiful cream anthers which contrast beautifully with the tepals. Extremely abundant making it ideal for containers.

The dusky pinkish-red semi-nodding flowers are so pretty and look particularly good when grown alongside apricot coloured climbing roses. Pronounced Sir da tarlia.

This superb species bares white star-like flowers that occasionally have a pink tint at the centre of the tepal and have prominent golden stamens at the centre.

The flowers of pale mauvey-blue have an almost white bar in the centre of the tepal and an almost luminescent quality to them as if they are alight.