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'Star of India' clematis References
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Book (Oct 2001) Page(s) 357-358. Includes photo(s).
Book (1999) Page(s) 238.
...red plum changing to violet purple
Website/Catalog (1912) Page(s) 78.
Summer and Autumn Clematis.
In bloom from July to October.
These flower upon the wood of the current year's growth, and should therefore be pruned to five or six eyes. The varieties most suitable for bedding are marked thus*
*Star of India, a splendid variety, colour reddish plum, with red bars... 1s. 6d.
Book (1907) Page(s) 144.
It is a matter of interest that hybrid clematis may be grown in beds, and in this case require to be trained over hoops to form a low convex shield-shaped mass of green leaves and gorgeous flowers. For this purpose the best are Jackmanni, with violet-purple flowers; Rubro-violacea, with maroon-purple flowers; Alexandra, reddish-violet; Magnifica, purple and red; Rubella, deep claret; Star of India, reddish-plum with red stripe; Tunbridgense, reddish-lilac with mauve stripe.
Book (1906) Page(s) 54.
Principal garden varieties of Clematis:
Jackmanni type. (July to October.)
Star of India... Reddish-plum, red bar.
Book (1904) Page(s) 330.
Other hybrids or varieties of C. Jackmani are: Var. Star of India, Cripps (C. Star of India, Hort.), 5 in. across, purple, barred with red.
Book (1898) Page(s) 66.
Variétés Horticoles
1er Groupe.—PATENS
Section III. — Jackmani.
Star of India (Cripps). Grande fleur violet bleuâtre foncé et veiné pourpre.
Magazine (30 Mar 1887) Page(s) 28.
Le Clematis hakonensis FRANCHET et SAVATIER est également d’origine : japonaise; son introduction ne remonte qu'à l’année 1860. L'espèce fut découverte au mont Hakone par le Dr Savatier. Ses fleurs sont franchement violettes, allant au violet pourpré ou rougeâtre. La culture a donné naissance en Europe à des variétés fort remarquables, en tête desquelles il convient de citer les magnifiques C. Jackmani à quatre sépales bleu foncé ; Star of India, violet foncé et centre rouge.
Magazine (1877) Page(s) 260, 271.
p. 260: Star of India. Ill. hort., 1871, 32, c. ic. col.
p. 271: Clematis Star of India (Cripps), s. des splendida; violet.
Book (1872) Page(s) 144.
C. STAR OF INDIA (Cripps).—A showy variety, having the free-flowering habit of the Jackmanni type. The leaves are ternate; and the flowers, which are about five inches across, are at first of a reddish plum-colour, changing to violet-purple, the bars in the centre of each of the sepals—four to six in number—being of a Turkey-red, giving the appearance of a central band or stripe. It is a showy variety of considerable merit, and was awarded a First-class Certificate at South Kensington in October, 1867.
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