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Beginners Clematis
Our beginners clematis group have been selected because of their easy to grow nature and ability to perform pretty much regardless of the way they are treated. The shortlist we have provided here should all do well if given careful planting, even if they get neglected a little afterwards!
There is a good spread of flowering times among the list so you can have interest throughout the calendar year and should make life easier for the gardener.
You are looking at a subcatagory of clematis, to go back and see ALL clematis click here.
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£13.50The deep purply-blue flowers have contrasting greenish-yellow stamens, their undulating margins twist slightly towards the tips. This looks fabulous on the front porch of my house. Aotearoa means 'Land of the long white cloud'. Learn More -
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Clematis Ascotiensis is a wonderful old cultivar, introduced in the late 1800's is still one of the best and easiest mid mauvey-blue clematis for the garden. Learn More -
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The beautiful blooms are deep cerise pink with a slightly paler bar. Occasionally the early blooms are semi-double. A lovely old classic dating from the early 1900's. Learn More -
£11.25The lovely rich bluey-purple flowers have paler, almost mauve bars. The early flowers are occasionally semi-double. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. Learn More -
£13.50The fabulous, vibrant deep mauve-pink blooms have a satin sheen and the early flowers are occasionally semi-double. Named after my lovely Nan without whom Thorncroft Clematis would not exist today! Learn More -
£11.25The large star-shaped flowers have very pointed light blue tepals that are strongly dappled with mauve and deep pink, they have a deeper pink bar. Learn More -
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The light magenta-red blooms have a deeply textured surface and beautifully crimped margins. A fabulous companion to climbing roses and, if hard pruned can be grown in a patio container. Learn More -
£11.25This lovely old clematis has dark bluey-purple blooms with a hint of reddish-purple along the bar when first open. A wonderful companion for your climbing roses. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. Learn More -
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These elegant satin-white blooms have an almost transparent, pearly appearance, due to their attractive mauve reverse being an apparent feature. An excellent candidate to add interest to your garden in autumn. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. Learn More -
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The dainty silvery-mauve nodding buds open to gloriously rich purple blooms. They have a reddish bar when first open which gradually fades as the blooms mature to bluish-purple. Learn More -
£11.25A quintessential 'cottage garden' flower, whose gently nodding bluish-purple blooms look amazing when combined with climbing roses, or clambering over a porch or arch. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. Learn More -
£11.25Elegant flowers of mid-blue have bright yellow anthers in the centre and make the flower really stand out in the garden. A classic family favourite. Learn More -
£11.25The clusters of dainty creamy-white flowers have a very prominent crown of primrose-yellow stamens. A vigorous climber that produces an abundance of pretty flowers. Awarded RHS Award of Garden Merit. Learn More -
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These distinctive, unusual violet-blue star-shaped flowers are liberally marbled with mauve and white. Ours looks fabulous growing with a lovely apricot coloured climbing rose called 'Meg'- an eye-catching combination! Learn More -
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The clusters of small white, scented flowers are tinged with grey-mauve or pale blue. Semi-herbaceous, deciduous, vigorous semi-climber or scrambler. Requires free draining soil. Learn More -
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Pure white semi-double nodding bell-shaped flowers are creamy-white when first open. Requires free draining soil. Learn More -
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(syn. macropetala 'Markham's Pink'). Light to mid pink semi-double nodding, bell-shaped flowers. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. Requires free draining soil. Learn More -
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(syn. macropetala 'Wesselton'). The light to mid blue semi-double nodding, bell-shaped flowers are larger than macropetala species. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. Requires free draining soil. Learn More -
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Its bright yellow nodding, lantern-shaped flowers have distinctive dark reddish-brown stamens that leave excellent silky seed-heads. Excellent for late flowers. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. Learn More -
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The pretty creamy-yellow nodding buds open as pure white outward-facing flowers. This lovely clematis can either be light or hard pruned depending on the area needing to be covered. Requires free draining soil. Learn More
