Clematis
| Common Name | Bloom Period | Light |
Bloom Size | Growth Habit | Description |
| 'Bee's Jubilee' |
Late Spring |
Part Shade |
6"-7" |
2 |
Large, lilac-pink blooms emerge in late spring and again in early fall. Perfect for lightly shaded
gardens. |
| 'Belle of Woking' |
Late Spring, Late Summer |
Part Shade |
4"-6" |
2 |
Large, gorgeous, double, silvery-mauve flowers. Two main flushes of blooms, first in late spring to
early summer and again in late summer. Slower to establish but worth the wait. Pruning group
2. |
| 'Candida' |
Summer |
Part Shade |
5"-7" |
. |
Occasionally double white flowers with a burst of vibrant yellow stamens. Blooms all summer.
Produces flowers on graceful vines of old and new wood. Prune sparingly. Pruning group 2. |
| 'Duchess of Albany' |
Late Summer - Fall |
Part Shade |
2"-3" |
3 |
Delicate, small, pink, bell-shaped flowers from late summer to fall. Award-winning texensis type
hybrid that was originally raised in 1890. Grow where the delicate blooms can be admired at close range,
such as over a low shrub by a pathway, or in a trellised patio container. Prune hard. (Group
3) |
| 'Duchess of Edinburgh' |
Early Summer, Late Summer |
Part Shade |
4"-5" |
2 |
Rosette-like, white, double flowers with greenish overtones. Flowers late spring to early summer and
again in late summer. Pruning group 2. |
| 'Earnest Markham' |
Late Spring- Late Summer |
. |
4"-6" |
3 |
Luscious magenta-red flowers with gold anthers. Very vigorous. Blooms July, August, and
September |
| 'Gypsy Queen' |
Early Summer-Fall |
. |
4"-5" |
3 |
The flowers start as deep red, fading to fuschia-violet. The petals have tapering bases. 'Gypsy
Queen' reliably produces a second flush of flowers in autumn. Blooms on current season's wood. Prune by
1/2 after each bloom cycle. In Jan. cut to 6". Received the Royal Horticulture Society Award of Garden
Merit. |
| 'Hagley Hybrid' |
Mid-Late Summer |
Part Shade |
5"-6" |
3 |
An excellent bloomer that covers itself in large mauve-pink flowers from mid to late summer. It's
compact growth habit is ideal for small spaces. Hard prune. (Group 3) |
| 'Henryi' |
Early Summer, Late Summer |
Part Shade |
7"-8" |
2 |
This classic variety has been one of the most popular for over a century. Vigorous grower that
produces masses of large, white flowers with contrasting dark stamens. Blooms in early summer and again
in late summer. Received the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit. Pruning group
2. |
| 'Jackmanii' |
Early Summer-Fall |
Part Shade |
4"-6" |
3 |
This award-winning variety is a favorite of many gardeners due to it's heavy blooming and
reliability. Masses of deep purple fowers cover the vines from early summer to fall. Originally raised
by George Jackman & Son in 1858. Hard prune. (Group 3) |
| Jackmanii superba |
Mid-Late Summer |
Part Shade |
5" |
3 |
This variety has larger tepals than Jackmanii. It has gorgeous purple-blue flowers with a
reddish-purple central bar. Hard prune. (Group 3) |
| 'Josephine' |
Early Summer-Early Fall |
Part Shade |
6"-8" |
2 |
Exciting new introduction with consistently double, lilac-pink flowers with a deeper pink bar.
Blooms from early summer to early autumn. Pruning group 2. |
| 'Multi Blue' |
Late Spring |
Sun to Part Shade |
4"-5" |
2 |
Large, deep blue, double flowers with pale blue centres ending in a silvery-blue spike. The deep
blue flowers look particularly handsome paired with yellow climbing roses. |
| 'Nelly Moser' |
Early Summer, Late Summer |
Part Shade |
7"-9" |
2 |
This classic variety has been a favorite of gardeners since it's introduction in France in 1897.
Huge, pale mauve-pink flowers with a pink stripe are produced in two main flushes, first in early summer
and again during late summer. Excellent against a North facing wall where it's flowers can be protected
from the bleaching effect of direct sun. Pruning group 2. |
| 'Niobe' |
Early Summer, Late Summer |
Part Shade |
6"-8" |
2-3 |
Deep ruby-red flowers with contrasting yellow stamens. Flowers from late spring to late summer.
Pruning group 2. |
| 'Perle D'Azur' |
Early Summer-Fall |
Sun |
3"-4" |
3 |
Bred in France, introduced by Francois Morel in 1885. Delicate, sky blue summer flowers, pinkish-red
at the base, with contrasting pale yellow centres. Free flowering from mid-summer onwards. |
| 'Ramona' |
Summer |
Part Shade |
6"-8" |
2 |
This is an antique variety, originally raised in 1874 at the nursery of B. Droog, in Boskoop,
Holland. Large lavender-blue flowers with red stamens are produced during summer. Pruning group
2. |
| 'Snowdrift' |
Early Summer |
. |
1" |
1 |
This vigorous, evergreen clematis produces a profusion of sweetly scented, star-shaped pure white
flowers.The glossy mid-green leaves are retained throughout the year, making it an excellent climber for
clothing an unsightly wall. |
| 'Sweet Autumn' |
Early Fall |
Part Shade |
1" |
3 |
One of the best clematis vines for Texas. Masses of fragrant star-shaped blooms cover the vine from
late summer to fall. No pruning required. (Group 1) |
| 'The President' |
All summer |
Part Shade |
5"-7" |
2 |
Originally introduced in 1876, this is still one of the most popular varieties. Produces large
purple-blue flowers from late spring to early fall. Pruning group 2. |
| 'Ville de Lyon' |
Early Summer-Early Fall |
Part Shade |
6" |
3 |
One of the best free-flowering varieties. Carmine-red flowers with contrasting yellow stamens.
Flowers from early summer to early autumn. Vigorous grower. Pruning group 2 or 3. |
