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Needs extremely good drainage - prone to rot with too much moisture.

Sport of 'Comtesse de Bouchaud'.

Not to be confused with clematis 'Regina' introduced by Franczak.

Looks very similar to 'Princess Diana', except the flowers are more open.

Flowers open a pale yellow but quickly fade to white. Stems are a nice bright red and the buds are fuzzy. Leaves have a beautiful vein pattern that shows up well.

More cold tolerant than most in the Forsteri group.

Quite short for a montana type clematis. Also has a short bloom period.

Quite short for a montana type clematis. Also said to be less vigorous.

Extremely hardy clematis; said to be hardy to zone 1.

When young, flowers are mostly lavender with a small white bar. As they age they turn mostly white with lavender only at the edges of the tepals.

Stems may be dark red. Has a light fragrance of cowslips.

Sport of Anna Louise Evithree.

The first bloom period has many more and larger flowers than the later bloom period. Parentage: 'Tateshina' x 'Pink Champagne'.

Unusual color. Outside of tepals are violet toward the base, with darker violet veins, fading to white at the tips. Inside of tepals are white.

Gorgeous dark blue/purple color. Four tepals and dark purple anthers. Very pretty. Florida x Viorna Group hybrid.

Flowers age to almost white. In fall they can remain darker pink with a purple bar. Parentage: 'Carnaby' x 'Ivan Olsson'.

Gorgeous color! As flowers age, tepals tend to turn under at the tips a bit. Parentage: 'Dr Ruppel' x 'General Sikorski'.

Very pale lavender - almost white.

Outside of tepals are fuzzy and pale lavender, inside of tepals have a wide green bar and pink tips that are recurved.

Very long bloom period, April - October.