ALL CLEMATIS A-Z

The attractive velvety looking violet-purple blooms have eye-catching bright purply-red bars.
Luxurious velveteen beauty but also a very hardy plant and free flowering too.

The pale violet-blue flowers often have a light mauve tint to the middle of the tepal and prominent yellow stamens in the centre. A very hardy garden plant and prolific in flower.

The dainty pearly-white nodding urn-shaped flowers have a pinky-mauve blush. A vigorous grower that makes a good companion to large shrubs, and whose delightful blooms make excellent cut flowers. 

The silvery-pink buds open to glorious deep crimson flowers and have a white spot at the base of each tepal with contrasting dark brown stamens.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Clematis KINGFISHER is a smashing climber for the garden or a container. It has rich blue flowers with a rounded petal and contrasting pale yellow

The beautiful double rosette-like blooms are deep lavender-blue and have contrasting cream stamens. It always produces double blooms.

The very pretty creamy-white flowers have a pale green bar when first open. The gently undulating margins add to its attraction as do the complimentary crown of dusky purply-pink stamens.

This stunning new clematis looks to be a big hit with gardeners.  With it's deep royal-purple double blooms which stand out from the rich green foliage on long slender stems giving it a very exotic appearance.

This compact clematis has pretty mid violet-blue flowers with slightly paler bars and beetroot-red stamens. Ideal for patio pots.

The deep lavender-blue flowers have mid blue bars and contrasting yellow stamens. A lovely old cultivar that is brilliant for providing your garden with late summer and autumn flowers.

The deep, slightly greyish, blue semi-double nodding bell-shaped flowers of clematis Lagoon have occasional white markings on the inside and are produced in huge numbers. It is a hardy plant that is also one of our best sellers.

Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

The bright yellow nodding lantern-shaped flowers are followed by beautiful silky seed-heads. Grow in a sunny position to enhance the coconut-like perfume. A favourite in our garden.
Also known as clematis tangutica Lambton Park.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

Dainty bell-shaped flowers are a dull claret colour inside with a cream reverse and have cream anthers. The plant was discovered as a sport of 'Freckles' in 1995 by Merv Jerard of Lansdowne Valley, Christchurch, New Zealand. Often misspelt clematis 'Landsdown Gem'

These charming pale mauve-pink blooms have deep rose-pink running along the bars and around the edges of their gently undulating margins. It sometimes has an added layer of pretty, almost frilly, shorter tepals in the centre.  While most hybrid clematis enjoy a rich soil ensure free draining conditions for this cultivar.

The rich mid blue star-shaped flowers have wavy margins and contrasting yellow stamens. This is a classic old clematis that we've had in our collection every year since we started and to this day it never fails to impress us.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit

The creamy-white blooms mature to almost pure white and have pinkish-beige stamens. She has an elegance and beauty hard to find in other white clematis.

Launched by Thorncroft Clematis - LAVALLEE No.1 has rich deep bluey-purple flowers that blend to an almost white bar in the centre of the tepal and very prominent purple stamens like luxurious eyelashes in the centre.

This stunning bloom opens with a broad rich raspberry-pink margin and veins over a pinky-white base and bar. As the flower matures the pinky-white at the centre becomes more prominent towards its golden stamens.
Introduced to the UK by Thorncroft at Chelsea Flower Show.

The dainty bluey-purple nodding bell-shaped flowers have a white star on the interior and are perfect for that 'cottage garden' look. Clematis 'Little Bas' was raised in Holland on the nursery of J van Zoest and named after their youngest son.

Little Lemons is an extraordinary new introduction from our friends at Jan van Zoest clematis nursery in The Netherlands.
Dainty yellow flowers are 1-1.5 inches across and produced in great abundance on short stems of 25-30cm. The flower leaves a wonderful glossy seedhead and it blooms semi-continuously from the late spring to early autumn.

The dainty semi-nodding flowers have white bars and pale mauve-pink margins. Despite its delicate appearance it is an exceptionally 'good-doer' and an excellent garden plant. Another one of Peter's many favourites!

Large clusters of star-like cream & white flowers have the strongest perfume of all armandii types. A superb evergreen climber requiring free draining soil.

This luxurious, classy looking pale mauve clematis, produces double, semi-double and single blooms all at the same time, which is quite unique. A family favourite!

This is our selection of the species macropetela. This form has light to mid blue semi-double nodding bell-shaped flowers that are borne in abundance throughout the spring.