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Clematis

You'll find clematis most everywhere, a favorite for fences or free-standing climbing frames and a wonderful partner to climbing roses. While their application on facades (the less sunny northwest to east-facing walls) is just one of many possibilities, this is, of course, what interests us most. We have chosen only the strongest clematis varieties with abundant foliage, because while bare, leafless stems can be hidden in a clematis bush, they are clearly visible on a facade! You can find more clematis under ‘Other’.

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Perennial clematis ‘Arabella’ - very robust

'Arabella'

Extremely robust, grows to 2 metres

wild form of clematis viticella- more photos

Clem. viticella (wild form)

Very delicate flowers

Sample photos and more information on Clematis hybride ‘Etoile Violette’

'Etoile Violette'

Very lush flowering, up to 5m

More photos and information about Clematis Hybride ‘Blekitny Aniol’

"Blue Angel"

Exceptional shape and colour

More photos and information on Clematis tangutica and Clematis serratifolia

'Golden Tiara'

Extremely robust and frost-hardy

More pictures and information on ‘Madame Julia Correvon’

'Mme. Julia Correvon'

An exceptional rosy-red!

More photos and information about Clematis viticella ‘plena elegans’

'Purpurea Pl. Elegans'

Old cultivar, magenta

More information and photos about Clematis montana ‘Rubens’

montana 'Rubens'

Vigorous growth

More photos of Clematis montana ‘Wilsonii’

'Wilsonii'

Chocolate scent, up to 12 m

More photos and info on Clematis rubromarginata

'Rubromarginata'

Extremely robust

More pictures and info about Clematis ‘Summer Snow’

'Paul Farges'

Late flowering

More information about Clematis vitalba - a very healthy climbing plant

Clematis vitalba

Exuberant growth

Interview on clematis breeding in Saxony

Sachs Nursery 2015

Clematis breeding in Saxony