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The Gardener's Guide to Growing Clematis
(Apr 1998) Page(s) 90.
C. afoliata
... early-flowering... A New Zealand evergreen species introduced to England in 1908... almost afoliate (produces no true leaves)... flowers: 2 cm (3/4 in)... pale yellow... cream anthers... 4-6 tepals...
(Apr 1998) Page(s) 9.
C. alpina
... of the mountains of Austria, Germany and Switzerland is seen in low-growing trees on the mountainsides or scrambling over rocks...
(Apr 1998) Page(s) 7, 9, 11. Page 7:C. armandii ... swags of scented white flowers and large handsome evergreen leaves... Page 9:China boasts at least 108 species and they vary considerably from C. armandii [to] C. florida [to] the most important species of all, C. patens... Page 11:[the word hermaphrodite (bisexual) means] having stamens and pistils in the same flowers as in C. armandii and C. cirrhosa...
(Apr 1998) Page(s) 30.
C. 'Beauty of Worcester'
Messrs Smiths of Worcester, circa 1890... double purple-blue flowers...
(Apr 1998) Page(s) 92.
C. alpina 'Blue Dancer'
... very pale blue flowers
... mid to late spring
... height 3 m (10 ft)
(Apr 1998) Page(s) 126-127.
(Apr 1998) Page(s) 92.
C. alpina 'Burford White'
... flower 2 cm (2 in)
... a chance seedling from C. alpina
... raised in North Wales and introduced by Raymong Evison
... mid to late spring
... height 2-3 m (6-1/2 - 10 ft)
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