Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => Flowers and Foliage Now => Topic started by: ArnoldT on September 12, 2020, 11:57:58 PM
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Clematis stans from Japan. Scented and adored by bees.
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Clematis 'Alba Luxurians' did fairly well here this year, flowering since early June & only tapering down now.
C. connata a Chadwell coll. from Ladakh, living up to its name.
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Thank you, Ashley, for posting the photo of Clematis connata. I have grown this from CC seed too, but couldn’t find the label this year. I just could not remember what it was called, it has been annoying me for weeks!
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You're welcome Carolyn.
Unfortunately my label has gone missing too, but according to an old gardening notebook the seed came under CC7137 in December 2012, with a question mark on the species name. However I think it's clearly connata. It's a quiet beauty with a gentle scent that reminds me of primroses.
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Ah, thanks for that collection number, that’s the right one, I knew it was 7-something.
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it 's charming, this Clematis connata... its leaves look like a white nettle?
I can't always get seeds from some clematis:
Clematis cirrhosa, Clematis aff. songarica, or very few seeds of Clematis viticella ... do they need cross-pollination?[attachimg=1]