Clematis
Plants and Flowers
VITICELLA
AND TEXENSIS CLEMATIS
Clematis viticella have been grown over 400 years.
They are easy to grow and very suitable for growing through shrubs
such as roses. Clematis texensis is a native from America, characterised
by deep red bell like flowers.
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Name:
Clematis viticella 'Purpurea Plena Elegans'
Hardy: Fully hardy
Height: 3 metres (9ft)
Flowers:
Fully double violet-purple nodding flowers - 7cm (2.5in) wide.
A vigorous grower.
Leaves: Mid green
Position: Full sun or semi-shade.
Pruning: Type 3 |
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Name:
Clematis 'Madame Julia Correvon'
Hardy: Fully hardy
Height: 4 metres (12ft)
Flowers: Bright red flowers -
7cm (3in) wide with yellow stamens. Lots of flowers from June to
September.
Leaves: Mid green
Position: Full sun or semi-shade.
Pruning: Type 3 |
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Name:
Clematis viticella 'Venosa Violacea'
Hardy: Fully hardy
Height: 2.5 metres (8ft)
Flowers: White flowers deeply edged and veined with purple. A deep purple
centre. Flowers July to September.
Leaves: Mid green
Position: Full sun or semi-shade.
Pruning: Type 3 |
Name:
Clematis 'Etoile Violette'
Hardy: Fully hardy
Height: 3.5 metres (11ft)
Flowers: Deep purple flowers 8cm wide (3in) with
golden stamens. Produces flowers from June to August.
Leaves: Mid green
Position: Full sun or semi-shade.
Pruning: Type 3 |
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