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cl. 'H.F. Young'
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Raised by Pennells of Lincoln and named in 1962. Probably the most compact free flowering plant, ideal for container culture. Wedgwood blue 12-15cm (5-6in) wide flowers with pale yellow anthers. Attractive seed heads. RHS Award of Garden Merit. |
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Flowering:
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late spring - early summer and late summer |
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4 - 9 |
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Height:
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2.5m (7ft) |
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Pruning:
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cl. 'Hagley Hybrid'
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Raised by Percy Picton when Head Gardener at Hagley Hall and introduced by Jim Fisk in 1956. This has already become a classical clematis due to its freeness to flower and compact habit. The rosy-mauve to shell pink 10cm (4in) wide flowers have four to six tepals which have pointed tips and dark red anthers. Sadly, the flowers fade quickly if planted in full sun, therefore a shady location is required for this plant. |
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Flowering:
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early summer - late summer |
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Zone:
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3 - 9 |
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Height:
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2.5m (7-8ft) |
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Pruning:
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3 |
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cl. 'Harlow Carr™ Evipo004' (N)
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An Evison/Poulsen cultivar introduced at Chelsea in 2004 as part of the Bicentenary Plant Collection. This plant is outstanding in its ability to produce flowers over a long period of time. It generally has four deep purple blue sepals, which are slightly twisted, there are gaps between the sepals which give it added charm. The flowers are about 3” (7cm) wide and have a dark blackish brown centre; it is very hairy like that of C.durandii making it a very different clematis from other established cultivars. It is brilliant with free standing, wall trained or climbing roses, marvellous with any other wall trained shrubs and a must for growing with grey foliaged flat spreading conifers. It is non-clinging but does grow well up into, or over, other plants. Some training and tying in will be required in windy exposed positions. |
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Flowering:
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early summer |
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4 - 9 |
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Height:
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2 - 3m (10ft) |
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Pruning:
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3 |
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Collection:
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cl. 'Henryi’
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Raised by Anderson Henry of Edinburgh in 1870, receiving the RHS Award of Merit in 1873. A splendid clematis that has proved its garden worthiness in the last 124 years. A great favourite of North American gardeners. The white 15-20cm (6-8in) wide flowers are well formed and have contrasting chocolate brown anthers. Flowering over a long season. Suitable as a cut flower.
RHS Award of Garden Merit. |
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Flowering:
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mid summer - mid autumn |
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Zone:
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4 - 9 |
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Height:
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3m (9-10ft) |
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Pruning:
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2 |
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cl. 'Huldine'
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Raised by Morel in France, introduced to the British Isles by William Robinson and Ernest Markham and received an RHS Award of Merit in 1934. This very strong growing deciduous climber is closely related to the viticella group. It is said that there are two forms of this cultivars, one of which is shy flowering. The 8 cm flowers are cup-shaped and held upright the inner surface pearly white, the usually six tepals producing a rounded flower with yellow anthers. The reverse is most attractive, with three deep reddish-purple bars in the centre of the tepal, becoming paler towards the edges. A long flowering and rewarding plant best on large walls or though open trees or large shrubs in sunny positions. |
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Flowering:
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mid-summer to late autumn |
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4 – 9 |
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Height:
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5 -6m (up to 20ft) |
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Pruning:
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3 |
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cl. 'Hyde Hall™ 'Evipo009' (N)
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An Evison/Poulsen cultivar introduced at Chelsea in 2004 as part of the Bicentenary Plant Collection. Large early flowering cultivar. Creamy white flowers, with a hint of green and pinkish brown anthers. This compact, free-flowering plant is ideal for growing in a container for the patio or small town garden. Its flowers are off-white with sometimes green or pink tinges to the sepals and they are 5 – 7 inches, 12.5 – 18 cms, in diameter and are borne on the previous season’s stems from May to June. The stamens are light chocolate brown, giving a good contrast to the sepals. It cannot be considered a good repeat flowering plant, this is offset by the sheer volume of early summer flowers. As well as being grown in a container it is rather good with other wall trained shrubs or climbers for the smaller garden. 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. |
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Flowering:
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late spring to early summer, and early autumn |
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Zone:
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4 - 9 |
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Height:
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2- 2.5m (8ft) |
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Pruning:
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2 |
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Collection:
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