ALL CLEMATIS A-Z

Dainty white flowers have a mid-pink margin, purple anthers and are borne in great abundance. Magnificent grown with 'Walenburg'.

Clematis ICE BLUE has magnificent bluish-white flowers with a mauve-blue bar when first open, the later blooms are almost white. The depth of the 'blue' colouration can vary depending on the aspect, weather and soil.

The exceptionally pretty star-shaped flowers are pale lavender and have rich cherry-red bars and a wonderful crown of stamens.

New in 2014, this beautiful clematis made a huge impact on our Chelsea exhibit. Its enchanting single and semi-double flowers are light pink with a deeper pink blush around the margins and central bar of the tepals.

The wonderful rosette-like double blooms are light pink with rich pink marbling that merges towards the rich pink outlined margins. As the blooms mature they become pale pink & later flowers are single.

The striking vivid reddish-pink blooms are deeply textured and often pale towards the centre of the flower. They have strongly contrasting yellow stamens which make the flower stand out really nicely even from a distance.

Clematis integrifolia has mid-blue nodding bell-shaped flowers with long narrow twisted tepals. This form of the species is strong growing, prolific and easy to grow as well.

Clematis ISSEY has very regal flowers of richest true red that are very striking thanks to the crown of white filaments and cream anthers in the centre.

His regal looking blooms have pale grey-blue margins that merge to a white bar and are offset by a crown of wine-red stamens. The early blooms are occasionally semi-double.

A quintessential 'cottage garden' flower, whose gently nodding bluish-purple blooms look amazing when combined with climbing roses, or clambering over a porch or arch.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

The glorious velvety plum-purple blooms are deeper at the margins and tips, with paler highlights in the centre around the crown of pale yellow stamens. Its colour matures to bluey-purple as the blooms age.

The dainty silvery-mauve nodding buds open to gloriously rich purple blooms. They have a reddish bar when first open which gradually fades as the blooms mature to bluish-purple.

The handsome pure white blooms have a wonderfully contrasting crown of wine-red stamens. Named after the famous actor who loved white flowers.

The clematis Jan Lindmark has very handsome semi-double bell-shaped flowers of mid rosy-lavender. A favourite in our family as it is named after our friend, a respected clematarian and  garden writer in Sweden.

Named after the Polish Pope. The pearly pinkish-white blooms have a deeper pink bar which fades as the blooms mature. Hard pruning will delay flowering until autumn.

New in 2014, her delightfully pale 'flesh' pink blooms have a ruffled appearance and a crown of butter yellow stamens. Early flowers are

This wonderful clematis has very attractive mid violet-blue flowers which have a paler blue bar with violet-blue running though them. A really lovely clematis that I first spotted in the garden of a friend in Sweden.

The pretty semi-double flowers have a creamy-white base overlaid with deep salmon-pink. Best grown in a sunny position to enhance the colour of the blooms.

The flowers of cirrhosa Jingle Bells are a beautiful creamy-white, they are nodding and bell-shaped with a hint of citrus scent if grown in a sunny location. A charming and prolific winter flowering evergreen clematis that requires a sunny and free draining soil.

The white 'male' flowers have pale yellow stamens that are produced in huge profusion across the plant. A thick waxy foliage is evergreen and has a parsley-like appearance.
Clematis 'Joe' is also known as cartmanii 'Joe'.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

The wonderfully rich carmine red flowers have a brighter red bar and deep wine red anthers. This plant has performed really well in my parents hot garden with sandy soil and the uniform shape is very charming.

The pretty white flowers are deeply textured and have a wonderful satin sheen. This popular clematis is perfect to brighten any dull spot in your garden and excellent for a long summer and autumn flowering period.

Clematis Josephine has distinctive double, rosette-like blooms that are light mauvy-pink, with deeper pink bars. Best grown in a sunny position, Josephine always produces double blooms, even when hard pruned.

Clematis JULIANE has very pretty pure white flowers that have a cupped shape when first opening and a very rounded tip. White filaments are tipped with reddy-brown anthers.