ALL CLEMATIS A-Z

clematis Wesselton has light to mid blue, semi-double, nodding, bell-shaped flowers which are larger than those of C. macropetala species. Named after a village in Suffolk.
'Recommended' by a Popular Garden Magazine Dec 2020.

Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

The striking, slightly purply-red blooms have brighter red bars and a luxurious velvety sheen and complimentary deep red stamens. The flowers reverse has a distinct white bar.

The first flowers are semi-double, secondary blooms are single but all are purest white and starlike in their appearance. An extremely abundant and hardy variety named due to it's resemblance to the ever popular Arabella.

The single white nodding bell-shaped flowers have a tissue-paper like texture. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden MeritCultivation Advice.This includes

The abundant velvety looking violet-blue blooms have eye-catching vibrant purply-red bar down the centre. A versatile plant that can be used in the garden or in a container to create a colourful feature.

Clematis 'William Kennett'. The lovely mid mauvy-blue star-shaped flowers have rose-pink shadings and very wavy, almost frilly margins, when

This charming little clematis has pale to light mauvy-pink, single, nodding bell-shaped flowers that have a deeper pink flush at the base of the tepals. Very pretty and also very hardy.
Also commonly known as clematis alpina 'Willy'.

The clouds of satin-white star-like flowers have a distinctive crown of greeny-cream stamens and are delicately scented and said by some to smell like chocolate. 

clematis Wisley Cream has dainty cream nodding bell-shaped flowers which are produced in profusion through the winter months. It was named after the place it was raised, the RHS garden Wisley.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

The vibrant pinkish-red semi-nodding flowers have a dark centre, are very pretty and produced in huge abundance from mid to late summer. A striking climber for any arch or arbor and a great companion plant too.

The mid blue hyacinth shaped flowers are borne in clusters and have a gorgeous perfume. This clump-forming clematis has erect woody stems and requires free draining soil.

The reddy-purple star-shaped flowers of clematis Aromatica, mature to violet-blue and have a wonderful spicy scent - a sunny position will enhance the perfume of this popular garden plant.
Ideal for using through the centre of an obelisk or to scramble through small shrubs and companion plants.

The gorgeous rich indigo blue flowers are semi-nodding and have contrasting pale yellow anthers. clematis Durandii is a classic scrambling clematis to enhance any shrub or border.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

The delighful pale pink flowers have an attractive contrasting yellow anther and a bronze, downy foliage. The name comes from the fact that this form was selected at the garden of Highdown in West Sussex, England.

Clematis 'Yukiokoshi' has distinctive, irregular, almost 'ragged' looking double white blooms with pale green bars on the early flowers. It's an exotic looking flower that is always popular when featured at Chelsea!
Also known as patens 'Yukiokoshi'.

Clematis ZARA Evipo062 has attractive light mauvy-blue flowers with the merest hint of rosy-mauve along the bars and a glorious crown of bright yellow stamens. A very compact, free-flowering climber perfect for a pot!

These could be a clematis or other climber that has lost it's label and being plant lovers we simply can't bring ourselves to throw them away!