ALL CLEMATIS A-Z

The distinctive star-like blooms are a vibrant, almost shocking-pink when first open. They mature to light-pink along the central bars, with slightly deeper purply-pink along their gently undulating margins.

The light butter-yellow nodding bell-shaped flowers open out to reveal striking reddish-purple stamens. Grow in a sunny position to enhance its lovely citrus-like perfume.
Also known as serratifolia 'Golden harvest'.

Attractive bright golden-yellow nodding lantern-shaped flowers have distinctive contrasting reddish-purple stamens and leave silky seed-heads.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Pretty pale pink flowers have a satin sheen to them and cream stamens. A very hardy montana from Sweden and one we've had in our collection for many years.

The eye-catching satin white flowers have rounded tips, lightly ruffled margins and contrasting bright yellow anthers. A really rampant grower!
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

The elegant, deep rich red trumpet shaped flowers have paler mauve-pink margins on the reverse. A very popular cultivar and one of our favourites and on we've always had in our garden.

This extraordinary new clematis has a double green flower head with later tepals having white tips to them. Sporadic autumn flowers are double with more white than green in them. Absolutely gorgeous!

The rounded creamy-white blooms have a primrose-yellow bar when first open. Particularly good for a shady aspect and will benefit from dead-heading.

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Delightfully elegant star-shaped pure white flowers have a lightly textured surface and striking red anthers at their centre. An exceptionally long flowering cultivar.

The classic star-shaped blooms are mid mauvy-blue when first open, paling to a lovely 'Wedgwood Blue' as they mature. Its contrasting pale yellow stamens add to its charm.

The dainty semi-nodding flowers are slightly greeny-cream when first open and mature to almost pure white. The variety was discovered in Hagelby Park, Stockholm, and introduced in 1998 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Swedish Clematis Society.

The lovely shell pink star-shaped blooms have a deeper rose-pink bar when first open, they mature to pale mauve-pink. An old favourite of ours which is perfect in a shady position.

The delicately scented, bluish-white nodding bell-shaped flowers have twisted tepals that reveal a mauve-blue bar on the inside.

This striking clematis has vivid purply-red bars merging to light pinky-mauve undulating margins and a prominent crown of contrasting stamens.

The nodding bell-shaped flowers are pale violet-blue and produced in great profusion across the plant. A charming climber that is excellent as a companion plant and sometimes quite hard to find.

An intense and striking flower that really has the 'Wow' factor! - Its blooms are very deep cerise, almost red with a hint of mauve mottling.
Looks amazing grown with a cream coloured clematis like 'Guernsey Cream'

The bright lemon-yellow nodding flowers open out flat and have very pointed tepals with swept back tips, followed by silky seed-heads. Can be grown in a patio container if provided with a free draining soil.
Also known as tangutica Helios.

clematis Helsingborg is an extremely free flowering plant which is also very hardy. The single nodding bell-shaped flowers are deep bluey-purple and produced in great numbers through the spring and are followed by an abundance of silvery seed-heads.

Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Deep pink flower buds open to pale pink flowers that hold their colour and have a delightful perfume. A superb evergreen climber that provides excellent screening and an abundance of blooms and requires a free draining soil.

The mid pink semi-nodding bell-shaped flowers have prominent deep pink ribs on the outside. A delightful looking plant that grows will as a companion in the border.

The handsome pure white blooms have a huge crown of contrasting brown stamens. If hard pruned this lovely old cultivar will flower later, be more compact and therefore can be grown in a patio container.

This outstanding clematis, which was introduced to the UK by Thorncroft Clematis in 2014, has glorious carmine-red flowers which have an amazing crown of contrasting yellow stamens.

Rich deep violet blooms have a silvery sheen when they first open and have striking golden yellow stamens in the centre. Cultivated for the cut flower trade, this prolific clematis is extraordinarily floriferous in the garden or when grown in a container.

These elegant satin-white blooms have an almost transparent, pearly appearance, due to their attractive mauve reverse being an apparent feature. An excellent candidate to add interest to your garden in autumn.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit