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Etoile Violette1458 viewsDeep purple flowers with yellow centres
Masses of flowers

Flowers July to September
Height 10 ft to 12 ft
Any aspect
Prune hard in February

AVAILABLE NOW

£ 12

RIBBLE RED1449 viewsAnother picture of this super plant,

£ 15

Alba Luxurians1422 viewsWhite flowers with green tips

Flowers July to September
Height 10 ft. to 12 ft.
Any aspect
Prune hard in February

READY NOW IN 2 LITRE DEEP POTS, READY TO PLANT

£ 15 . 00

RICHARD'S PICOTEE1416 viewsSuper new viticella raised here by me
Flowers July to September
Height 10 ft. to 12 ft.
Any aspect
Prune hard in February

2 year old plant in 2 litre deep pot, ready to plant now.

£ 18

addisonii1410 viewsUnusual shrubby clematis species,

Lovely pink bells,

Native of Virginia, USA, growing on chalky soils,

Flowers June to September,

Height only around 3 ft.

2 year old plants in 2 litre deep pots, ready to plant

£ 15

Morning Heaven1407 viewsOne of the best plants in our National Collection, masses of sky blue nodding bells, with pale pink interior,

Very vigorous

Here seen growing over our fence in Summer

Ready now in 2 litre deep pots

£ 18

BOLAM BELLE1399 viewsRecently registered by us this is a superb new addition to the viticella Collection here,

A seedling from clematis campaniflora, obtained from plantswoman Heather Russell, from Bolam, Northumberland.

Almost black flowers with silvery sheen, very floriferous.

Soon available.

1392 views

Alba Luxurians1386 viewsSeen here at Sissinghurst in 2008,
splendid photo by Alan Hopkins

£ 15

Negritianka1379 viewsVery rich purple flowers

Gipsy Queen x c.viticella
Floriferous then some more
Height 10 ft to 12 ft
Any aspect
Hard prune in February

SOLD OUT

Seen here growing in our garden as part of our National Collection of Clematis Viticella

Abundance1377 viewsImage thanks to Helen Poirier

Super pink viticella

Ready Summer 2025

RIBBLE RED1376 viewsThis is a superb seedling from seed of ' Everett '
Up to now, lots of flowers,
No powdery mildew,
Raised by British Clematis Society member, Harry Grounds.
Named after the local river here, the Ribble.

Winner all round.

£ 15

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