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  | | German: Berg-Waldrebe | Czech: plamének horský | | Genus: Clematis | Family: Ranunculaceae, | | Mature Height: 8.00 m | Deciduous: deciduous plant | | Bloom in: V, | Flower Colour:  | | Soil Preferred: penetrability, | Light Required:   | | Other Attributes: climber plant, opposite leaves, fruit - samara, on pergola and trellage, attractive flowers, |
Plants of Genus Clematis:- 01) Clematis ´Nelly Moser' (clematis), Ger: Waldrebe, Czech: plamének
- 02) Clematis 'Duchess of Edinburgh' (clematis), Ger: Waldrebe, Czech: plamének
- 03) Clematis 'Ernest Markham' (clematis), Ger: Waldrebe, Czech: plamének
- 04) Clematis 'Hagley Hybrid' (clematis), Ger: Waldrebe, Czech: plamének
- 05) Clematis 'Ville De Lyon' (clematis), Ger: Waldrebe, Czech: plamének
- 06) Clematis integrifolia L. (clematis), Ger: Ganzblättrige, Czech: plamének celolistý
- 07) Clematis montana BUSCH. (clematis), Ger: Berg-Waldrebe, Czech: plamének horský
- 08) Clematis patens 'The President' (clematis), Ger: Waldrebe, Czech: plamének otevřený
- 09) Clematis tangutica (MAXIM.) KORSH. (clematis), Ger: Tangutische Waldrebe, Czech: plamének tangutský
- 10) Clematis viticella L. (clematis), Ger: Italienische Waldrebe, Czech: plamének vlašský
- 11) Clematis x jackmanii MOORE (clematis), Ger: Waldrebe, Czech: plamének Jackmanův
- 12) Clematis x jackmanii 'Superba' (clematis), Ger: Waldrebe, Czech: plamének Jackmanův
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External links:Floral Images: Himalayan Clematis (Clematis montana)Floral Images: Himalayan Clematis (Clematis montana), page 3Michigan State University Extension: Clematis montana--Anemone ClematisNC State University: Vines: Clematis montanaUSDA PLANTS: Clematis montana ()WIKIPEDIA: Clematis montanaWIKIPEDIA: File:Clematis Montana 02.jpg
| Linda Beutler, |
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 | Product Description: Clematis are among the more versatile and diverse plants for any garden; few flowers can fill so many garden niches, from specimen plants to dwarf perennials, or container selections to multistory vines. Wherever they are found, their blooms never fail to induce rapture and awe. The carefully chosen clematis can't be equaled when planted in the right situation and pruned in the right way, but horticultural horrors can ensue when beginners (or experts) overreach and force plants where they do not belong. Linda Beutler provides instructions for newcomers and master gardeners alike on plant selection, cultivation, and design, and debunks a few myths along the way. With a distinct nod to the wonderful traditions for growing clematis in the British Isles and Europe, she may be the first author to provide a distinctly American perspective on the subject. In sparkling and delightful prose, Beutler treats a multitude of subjects, including growing clematis as companion plants, combining different clematis in the garden, clematis in containers, manipulating bloom time with pruning, and much, much more. Filled with 115 beautiful photographs and the incalculable wisdom of hard-won experience, Gardening with Clematis will be required reading for all adventurous gardeners.
Publisher: Timber Press, Incorporated (2004-09-01)
Price: $34.95 | | Charles Chesshire, |
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Publisher: Rizzoli Universe Promotional Books (2007-01-23)
Price: $14.98 | | Christopher Grey-Wilson, |
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 | Product Description: This text is designed to prove accessible to all serious gardeners, as well as the botanist or plantsperson, and offers a comprehensive study of the clematis. Illustrated with 100 colour photographs, it covers all species in the wild and in cultivation.
Publisher: Batsford Ltd (2002-07-29)
Price: $27.10 | | Raymond Evison, |
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 | Product Description: Clematis have long enjoyed popularity in gardens large enough to accommodate them. Now, with the arrival of a new generation of cultivars that excel in mixed borders, containers, and other small spaces, there is more reason than ever to grow them. As well as being modest in height, many of these new clematis are extremely floriferous and self-supporting in a wide range of garden situations and they are joined here by a selection of classic species and cultivars that perform well. The clematis featured in this book are hand-picked for their longer flowering periods, large flowers and resistance to diseases. Internationally renowned clematis breeder Raymond Evison recommends the best clematis for particular situations, such as containers, mixed borders, patios, deck gardens, hanging baskets, and balconies. Clematis associate well with a variety of other plants and the author lists suitable companion plants and explains how to achieve a compatible mix of color, shape, and other characteristics. This unprecedented book celebrates a new generation of clematis and will appeak to both established enthusiasts and beginners.
Publisher: Timber Press (2007-12-24)
Price: $34.95 | | John Howells, |
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 | Product Description: The author shows how the climbing rose is the natural companion of the clematis and how, when the two are grown together, the overall effect can be dramatic. The author explains, with the aid of clear step by step illustrated instructions, the effective course of action for success in this increasingly popular area of companion. Written in plain, straightforward language, the author covers every aspect of the subject. As well as details of classification, in which the best plants for the job are discussed, the author provides important seasonal growing information including Autumn and Spring pruning techniques, planting details and invaluable advice on the use of colour. The vexed question of pests and diseases is also dealt with at length. This is an instructive title, of special value to the reader with a limited knowledge of gardening but also containing much to interest the more experienced grower. Written by an enthusiastic amateur grower, with an extensive and practical experience of his suAmazon.com Review: Author John Howells claims that the climbing rose and the clematis are natural planting companions; both have an urge to reach for the sky and the need for the same growing requirements (good, rich soil and a fair amount of water). The rose makes a softer, more beautiful support for the clematis vine than any trellis, and clematis offers a contrast that brings out the beauty of roses. They share the same kind of enemies, so a treatment program for any pest will benefit both. They can also be grown together in pots or beds. Finally, each comes in an array of colors that complement the other--think of a yellow rose such as Golden Showers or Casino set off by the gorgeous purple of a Victoria clematis. Howells makes his case very convincingly with many gorgeous, full-color photographs.
Publisher: Antique Collectors Club Dist A/C (2007-01-25)
Price: $39.50 |
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