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Clematis photo courtesy of jedmar
From "L'Horticulteur français", February 1, 1854, pl. IV
Courtesy of Hortalia.org
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WOW I cut it all the way down July 22 Now mid Sept it grew tremendously and putting on a spectacular show. The blooms early start off deeper purple as in this picture but will turn bluer. GREAT pot plant.
Uploaded 13 SEP |
Clematis photo courtesy of jedmar
From Horticulteur universel, Vol. 4, 1843, facing p. 232
Courtesy of Hortalia.org
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The Alnwick Garden, Northumberland UK. 8 July 2024.
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Early fall 2024, second flush - Lancaster, PA, zone 7a
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The Alnwick Garden, Northumberland UK. 8 July 2024.
Uploaded 10 JUL |
Clematis versicolor: This infrequently encountered southeastern US native is just a gem. Rambling small vines to 8' at the most with fuchsia-purple closed bells which turn to white at the flared sepal (petal) tips. This blooms in late spring but continues to flower sporadically into fall. Perfect for clambering into shrubs or that small trellis.
Zones 5a - 8b
Mature Size- 4'-8'
Sun Exposure- Full Sun, Part Shade, Part Sun
Water Needs- Moderate
Bloom Time- Spring
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