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cl. ‘Abiline™ Evipo027’ (N)

An Evison/Poulsen® cultivar raised in Guernsey by Raymond Evison and launched in 2011. A delightful pink flower with contrasting yellow anthers. As clematis Abilene's flowers mature and fade, a central deep pink stripe becomes more prominent. This is available as a premium Raymond Evison™ clematis and further information, cultural guides and stockists can be found at our clematis store www.raymondevisonclematis.com. Flowering: early and late summer Zone: Height: 1m to 1.2m (up to 4ft) Pruning: 2 or 3 Collection: The BOULEVARD™ EVISON™ / POULSEN® COLLECTION   Send this page to a friend

cl. alpina 'Blue Dancer'

Very pale blue, long narrow twisted tepals 5 - 7.5cm (2-3 in) long. Most attractive. The alpina species has given rise to a range of different coloured cultivars from white, pink, mauve, blue and purple in colour, some becoming semi-double as those of macropetala. This group are most winter hardy and extremely valuable as garden plants. They can be used to grow along with other wall trained shrubs, such as chaenomeles, on north facing walls to give added colour and interest in mid to late spring. Due to their winter hardiness they can be trained to grow on low fences, low walls, on poles and uprights to pergolas, on very exposed locations. They are winter hardy to -35°C (-31°F). Flowering: mid-late spring Zone: 3 - 9 Height: 3m (9ft) Pruning: 1 Send this page to a friend

cl. alpina 'Constance'

Rich purple-pink semi-double flowers, 5cm deep (2 in). A seedling from cl. alpina 'Ruby' raised by Kathleen Goodman and introduced by Raymond Evison. A free flowering plant which is a great improvement on its parent. The alpina species has given rise to a range of different coloured cultivars from white, pink, mauve, blue and purple in colour, some becoming semi-double as those of macropetala. This group are most winter hardy and extremely valuable as garden plants. They can be used to grow along with other wall trained shrubs, such as chaenomeles, on north facing walls to give added colour and interest in mid to late spring. Due to their winter hardiness they can be trained to grow on low fences, low walls, on poles and uprights to pergolas, on very exposed locations. They are winter hardy to -35°C (-31°F). Flowering: mid-late spring Zone: 3 - 9 Height: 3m (9ft) Pruning: 1 Send this page to a friend

cl. alpina 'Foxy'

A very pale pink broad-tepalled flower with pointed tips to the tepals. Has a very pretty pink inner skirt. Light green foliage. A sport of cl. alpina 'Frankie', raised and introduced by Raymond Evison. The alpina species has given rise to a range of different coloured cultivars from white, pink, mauve, blue and purple in colour, some becoming semi-double as those of macropetala. This group are most winter hardy and extremely valuable as garden plants. They can be used to grow along with other wall trained shrubs, such as chaenomeles, on north facing walls to give added colour and interest in mid to late spring. Due to their winter hardiness they can be trained to grow on low fences, low walls, on poles and uprights to pergolas, on very exposed locations. They are winter hardy to -35°C (-31°F). Flowering: mid-late spring Zone: 3 - 9 Height: 3m (9ft) Pruning: 1 Send this page to a friend

cl. alpina 'Francis Rivis'

A large flower with pale blue, very broad tepals which are slightly twisted. The flowers are 5 - 6 cm long. The alpina species has given rise to a range of different coloured cultivars from white, pink, mauve, blue and purple in colour, some becoming semi-double as those of macropetala. This group are most winter hardy and extremely valuable as garden plants. They can be used to grow along with other wall trained shrubs, such as chaenomeles, on north facing walls to give added colour and interest in mid to late spring. Due to their winter hardiness they can be trained to grow on low fences, low walls, on poles and uprights to pergolas, on very exposed locations. They are winter hardy to -35°C (-31°F). Flowering: mid-late spring Zone: 3 - 9 Height: 3m (9ft) Pruning: 1   Send this page to a friend

cl. alpina 'Frankie'

Mid blue flowers, with broad tepals 5cm (2in) long, free flowering with very pretty inner skirt, the outer petaloid stamens having a pale blue tip. Raised by Frank Meecham in Lincolnshire, England and introduced by Raymond Evison, one of the most free flowering alpina cultivars. The alpina species has given rise to a range of different coloured cultivars from white, pink, mauve, blue and purple in colour, some becoming semi-double as those of macropetala. This group are most winter hardy and extremely valuable as garden plants. They can be used to grow along with other wall trained shrubs, such as chaenomeles, on north facing walls to give added colour and interest in mid to late spring. Due to their winter hardiness they can be trained to grow on low fences, low walls, on poles and uprights to pergolas, on very exposed locations. They are winter hardy to -35°C (-31°F). Flowering: mid - late spring Zone: 3 - 9 Height: 3m (9ft) Pruning: 1 Send this page to a friend

cl. alpina 'Helsingborg'

Deep blue/purple flowers, with dark purple coloured petaloid stamens. Very free flowering. Raised in Sweden by Tage Lundell and introduced to England by Raymond Evison. RHS Award of Garden Merit. The alpina species has given rise to a range of different coloured cultivars from white, pink, mauve, blue and purple in colour, some becoming semi-double as those of macropetala. This group are most winter hardy and extremely valuable as garden plants. They can be used to grow along with other wall trained shrubs, such as chaenomeles, on north facing walls to give added colour and interest in mid to late spring. Due to their winter hardiness they can be trained to grow on low fences, low walls, on poles and uprights to pergolas, on very exposed locations. They are winter hardy to -35°C (-31°F). Flowering: mid - late spring Zone: 3 - 9 Height: 3m (9ft) Pruning: 1   Send this page to a friend

cl. alpina 'Pink Flamingo'

Pale pink 4 cm semi-double flowers, with most delightful red veins, long flowering season. Raised by Miss Jones in Brecon, Wales, as a seedling from cl. alpina and introduced by Raymond Evison The best of the alpina types for length of flowering season. The alpina species has given rise to a range of different coloured cultivars from white, pink, mauve, blue and purple in colour, some becoming semi-double as those of macropetala. This group are most winter hardy and extremely valuable as garden plants. They can be used to grow along with other wall trained shrubs, such as chaenomeles, on north facing walls to give added colour and interest in mid to late spring. Due to their winter hardiness they can be trained to grow on low fences, low walls, on poles and uprights to pergolas, on very exposed locations. They are winter hardy to -35°C (-31°F). Flowering: mid-late spring, and mid - late summer Zone: 3 - 9 Height: 3m (9ft) Pruning: 1   Send this page to a friend

cl. alpina 'Willy'

Pale pink flowers, which are darker on the outside of the 4-5cm (1.5-2in) long tepals . Pproduces some late summer flowers. Vigorous habit. The alpina species has given rise to a range of different coloured cultivars from white, pink, mauve, blue and purple in colour, some becoming semi-double as those of macropetala. This group are most winter hardy and extremely valuable as garden plants. They can be used to grow along with other wall trained shrubs, such as chaenomeles, on north facing walls to give added colour and interest in mid to late spring. Due to their winter hardiness they can be trained to grow on low fences, low walls, on poles and uprights to pergolas, on very exposed locations. They are winter hardy to -35°C (-31°F). Flowering: mid-late spring Zone: 3 - 9 Height: 2-3m (6-9ft) Pruning: 1 Send this page to a friend

cl. 'Angelique™ Evipo017' (N)

An Evison/Poulsen cultivar raised in Guernsey by Raymond Evison in 2004. Pale lilac blue flowers with light brown anthers. Very free flowering. This is available as a premium Raymond Evison Clematis and further information, cultural guides and stockists can be found at our clematis store, www.raymondevisonclematis.com. Flowering: early summer to late autumn Zone: 4 - 9 Height: 90 cm to 1,20 m (up to 4ft) Pruning: 2 Collection: The BOULEVARD™ EVISON™ / POULSEN® COLLECTION   Send this page to a friend

cl. 'Anna Louise' ™ Evithree(N)

An Evison/Poulsen cultivar raised in Guernsey by Raymond Evison and named after his second daughter. A very strong coloured flower, with 15cm (6in) wide violet tepals and contrasting red/purple central bar, with striking reddish/brown anthers. Compact free flowering habit and long flowering. Ideal for container cultivation. This is available as a premium Raymond Evison Clematis and further information, cultural guides and stockists can be found at our clematis store, www.raymondevisonclematis.com. Flowering: late spring and early summer, late summer and early autumn Zone: 4 - 9 Height: 2.5m (7-8ft) Pruning: 2 Collection: The GARDINI™ EVISON™ / POULSEN® COLLECTION Send this page to a friend

cl. 'Arabella'

A very free-flowering deciduous cultivar raised in England by Barry Fretwell in about 1990, c integrifolia being one of its parents. The 7-8cm (2 ¾ - 3 ¼ in) wide flowers are round in shape and semi-nodding, having 4-6 tepals which are rosy purple, flushed with red. It is a pretty non-clinging plant which can be tied to its host or allowed to scramble through shrubs. Flowering: mid-summer to early autumn Zone: 4 -9 Height: 2 m (6 ½ ft) Pruning: 3   Send this page to a friend

cl. 'Arctic Queen' Evitwo(N)

An Evison/Poulsen cultivar raised by Raymond Evison in Guernsey and introduced in 1994. This outstanding double clematis far outperforms any other double clematis currently available, for its amount of flowers. It produces double flowers on both old and new growth. The 10-18cm (4-7in) flowers have clear creamy white tepals and yellow anthers. It produces many flowers per stem and has good foliage. Ideal for a small garden or container culture. Suitable for cut flowers. This is available as a premium Raymond Evison Clematis and further information, cultural guides and stockists can be found at our clematis store, www.raymondevisonclematis.com. Flowering: Always double early summer - late summer and early autumn Zone: 4 - 9 Height: 3m (9/10ft) Pruning: 2 Collection: The REGAL™ EVISON™ / POULSEN® COLLECTION Send this page to a friend

cl. Armandii

An evergreen species from China found over a large geographical area, introduced in England in 1990 by Ernest Wilson. A very rampant climber with large pointed dark green leaves, generally trifoliate. They have a leathery texture when mature and an attractive bronze colour when young. The foliage is prone to damage by wind and late spring frost may kill the new grown, so except in the warmest areas it is best planted on a south or south-west facing aspect against a large wall. The creamy white to pure white flat open flowers are 4-5cm (1 ½ - 2 in) in diameter , have off-white anthers and are produced on short flower stems in clusters from the leaf axil buds. They have a scent like that of hawthorn. Flowering: early to mid-spring Zone: 6 - 9 Height: 4,5–6m ( 15 – 20 ft) Pruning: 1 Send this page to a friend

cl. 'Asao'

A Japanese cultivar introduced by Raymond Evison from Japan in the early 1980's. Deep pink 15cm (6in) wide flowers which have the deepest colour at the edges of the tepals and yellow anthers. Attractive bronze coloured foliage in the late spring. Very compact habit, ideal for growing in a container. Flowering: late spring - early summer and late summer Zone: 4 - 9 Height: 2.5m (7-8ft) Pruning: 2   Send this page to a friend

cl. 'Ascotiensis'

Raised by John Standish in 1874. This old cultivar is most free flowering and vigorous once established. The bright mid blue flowers have darker veins to the broad tepals which number between four and six. Light chocolate/green anthers. Flowers well along the stem and can be used as a container plant to give late summer colour. Ideal with red roses. RHS Award of Garden Merit. Flowering: mid summer - early autumn Zone: 3 - 9 Height: 3m (9-10ft) Pruning: 3   Send this page to a friend

cl. 'Avalanche'

A marvellous evergreen raised by Robin White at Blackthorn Nurseries , England, introduced in 1998. A strong vigorous plant, similar in growth to c. paniculata and in flower habit to c. X cartmanii ‘Joe’. The fleshy, leathery, dark green leaves are well dissected, their glossy surface making them most attractive. The open flat flowers, 7-8 cm in diameter, are borne in panicles in great profusion. They have 4-7 but mainly 6 pure white tepals, short dark yellow stamens and no styles. Flowering: early to mid-spring Zone: 7 - 9 Height: 3-4 m (up to 12ft) Pruning: 1 Send this page to a friend

cl. 'Avant-garde ™ Evipo033 (N)

An Evison/Poulsen cultivar and introduced at Chelsea in 2006. . As the name suggests a very unusual red flower with pink petaloid stamens giving the impression of a double flower and protruding trumpet. Very free flowering. Flower size: approximately 5cm. This is available as a premium Raymond Evison Clematis and further information, cultural guides and stockists can be found at our clematis store, www.raymondevisonclematis.com. Flowering: mid -summer to early autumn Zone: 4 - 9 Height: 3 m (up to 10ft) Pruning: 3 Collection: The FESTOON™ EVISON™ / POULSEN® COLLECTION Send this page to a friend

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