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CLEMATIS
There are many varieties of Clematis, so we have listed these alphabetically. If you wish to view the full list, which may take a little time to load, then please select 'All listings'. There are also defined groups, if you have a particular variety in mind.
Please note that this list is based off what Peer has worked with over the years, and does therefore not include every variety. Please see the Availability List via 'Order Now' to see which are available for purchase.
Please click on a link below, to see the Clematis descriptions.
Montana Listings
When growing montanas on fences and other places where you don't want a crow's nest, my recommendation for pruning is to cut back to 1 or 2 pairs of buds on the side shoot (not the main framework), after the Clematis has finished its main flowering. Prune in much the same way as grape vines. This will give you a strong framework and a nice plant. When they are pruned, give a good feed (compost, manure, or fertilizer). A little corrective snipping will be needed on the strongest growing ones, and lastly tie the vines to the support so they do not blow down.
This group is pruning group A (xA). Pruning is done after flowering (if any).
Cl. chrysocoma 'Snowflake' |
0.cmsnow |
8m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
(Cl. chrysocoma, belongs to montana group) |
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Flowers pure white with yellow stamens. Vigorous climber to 8m. (Clematis chrysocoma v. serica) (xA) Wider tepals than montana. Occasional strong scent (mostly described as not having any scent, probably from copying others description). |
Cl. mont. 'Annifrid'
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0.cmanii |
6m |
zone 7-10 |
($A) |
('Freda' x chrysocoma v. serica)(P.K.Sorensen, NZ, 2003) |
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Flowers pearly pink 5-7cm creamy yellow anthers, tepals x4. Selected for its attractive bronze foliage, makes a good background for a summer flowering clematis (ex. 'Mme Baron Veillard'). (xA) |
Cl. mont. 'Broughton Star' |
0.cmbrst |
4m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
(selected 'Marjorie' seedling)(Denny, 1988) |
Short supply |
An exceptional montana, fully double pink. Less vigorous than the common montanas. Needs good drainage. October-November. (xA) |
Cl. mont. 'Elizabeth' |
0.cmeliz |
9m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
(Jackman, 1958) |
Short supply |
Large light pinkish flowers, vanilla scented. Exceptionally vigorous, up to 10m. Light prune after flowering. Nice fall colour. (xA) |
Cl. mont. 'Freda' |
0.cmfred |
6m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
(seedling of 'Pink Perfection')(F. Deacon, Fisk 1985) |
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Cherry red flowers make this the strongest colour of the montanas. Leaves attractive reddish throughout the season. Reddish brown autumn tints. (xA) (Mrs. Freda Deacon, Woodbridge, Suffolk, GB) |
Cl. mont. 'Freda’s Daughter' |
0.cmfrda |
6m |
zone 7-10 |
($A) |
('Freda' x chrysocoma v. serica)(P.K.Sorensen, NZ, 2003 ) |
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Flowers near white at the centre with a porcelain pink edge, considerably larger than Freda. 6-7cm, tepals x4. Anthers light yellow and green stigmas (centre), new young leaves light bronze. (xA) |
Cl. mont. 'Grandiflora' |
0.cmgran |
6-8m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
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Pure white flowers, quite large 8cm, tepals x4, and yellow anthers on a strong growing vine, nicely scented. (xA) |
Cl. mont. 'Jenny' |
0.cmjenn |
3m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
(selected Marjorie seedling)(Alister Keay,1990s) |
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An exceptional montana, fully double cream, sometimes with pink/opal tinged flowers. Vigorous, easy grown. October-November. (xA). This is unconditionally the best montana available: compact, small grower (3x3m), more than twice the flowering season than the rest and it is a double! And what’s more; it’s bred in New Zealand! |
Cl. mont. 'Marjorie' |
0.ccmmar |
9m |
zone 7-9 |
($B) |
(Marjorie Free, Fisk, 1980) |
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Flowers creamy pink and semi double. Exceptionally vigorous to 8-10m. Light prune after flowering. Popular in '94 for use in the "Pink Theme". (xA) Colours vary from year to year as does doubleness. |
Cl. mont. 'Mayleen' |
0.cmmayl |
8-10m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
(Fisk, 1984) |
Short supply |
Best scented montana available, with a strong vanilla scent, satiny pink round flower 6cm with yellow anthers. (xA) Spring-early summer. |
Cl. mont. 'Odorata' |
0.cmodor |
6-10m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
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Flowers pink, scented montana, 7-8cm across. Flowering mid-late spring. Vigorous. Prune to shape after flowering. |
Cl. mont. 'Picton's Variety' |
0.cmpiva |
4.5m |
zone 4-9 |
($A) |
(Percy Picton, 1950s) |
Short supply |
Flowers deep mauve pink 5cm, bronze foliage. Spring and early flowers have tepals x4. Late flower sometimes has tepals x6. (xA). Spring-early summer. |
Cl. mont. 'Pink Perfection' |
0.cmpipe |
9m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
(selected form of montana v. rubens) |
Short supply |
A good vanilla-scented cultivar with rounded cup-shaped pink flowers 6cm across. Strong growing plant 8-10 metres. "Pruning after flowering". |
Cl. mont. 'Rubens' EM |
0.cmrube |
9m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
(selected as being closest to original "rubens" at East Malling) |
Short supply |
Large rosy pink flowers, spicy scented. Exceptionally vigorous, up to 12m. Prune after flowering. Nice fall colour. (xA) |
Cl. mont. 'Starlight' |
0.cmstar |
4m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
(selected Marjorie seedling)(RC and LM Mitchell, Chch NZ) |
Occ. available |
Double creamy white flowers on this montana sometimes with pink/opal tinge flowers. Vigorous. Easy grown. October-November. (xA) Quite a showpiece in the nursery in spring 1998. Shows quite a variation in doubleness from year to year. |
Cl. mont. 'Sunrise' |
0.cmsunr |
4m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
(selected seedling)(RC and LM Mitchell, Chch) |
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'Sunrise' is a double or semi-double pink montana type. Anthers cream. It is advertised as being "less vigorous and invasive than other montanas". Fragrant. |
Cl. mont. 'Tetrarose' |
0.cmtetr |
5m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
(Boskoop Holland, 1960) |
Short supply |
Flowers deep rosy-mauve with satin sheen, tepals x4 and deep yellow anthers. Foliage attractive bronzy green maturing to bronze purple. (xA) |
Cl. mont. 'Vera' |
0.cmvera |
9m |
zone 7-9 |
($A) |
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A good vanilla-scented cultivar with rounded cup-shaped pink flowers 5-7cm across. Strong growing plant 8-10m. "Pruning after flowering". (xA) Stronger pink than most. |
Cl. mont. var. wilsoni |
0.cmwils |
10m |
zone 6-9 |
($A) |
(Sprague, 1911) |
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Flowers creamy white 5cm, tepals x4, anthers yellow, scented like "Hot chocolate" or like honey. Latest flowering montana. (xA) |
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