Aristolochia macrophylla
pelican-flower
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 Aristolochia macrophylla LAM. (pelican-flower) | |
| Synonym: Aristolochia durior Hill., Aristolochia sipho L'Hér, | |
| German: Pfeifenblume | Czech: podražec velkolistý |
| Genus: Aristolochia | Family: Aristolochiaceae, |
| Mature Height: 10.00 m | Deciduous: deciduous plant |
| Bloom in: V, VI, VII, | Flower Colour:  |
| Soil Preferred: clay, wet, nutritive, loam, | Light Required:   |
| Other Attributes: climber plant, alternate leaves, reniform, cordate, fruit - capsule, on pergola and trellage, tolerance of air pollution, | |
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Plants of Genus Aristolochia:
- 01) Aristolochia macrophylla LAM. (pelican-flower), Ger: Pfeifenblume, Czech: podražec velkolistý
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Michigan State University Extension: Aristolochia macrophylla --Dutchmans PipeUSDA PLANTS: Aristolochia macrophylla (pipevine)
Virginia Tech: Aristolochia macrophylla Fact Sheet
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An Illustrated Encyclopedia of ClematisMary K. Toomey, Everett Leeds, | |
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 | Product Description: With more than 800 Clematis species and cultivated varieties from which to choose, gardeners and growers have been inundated with options. Even more frustrating for some has been the absence of a single comprehensive reference with which to identify the numerous cultivars. This new volume, written by distinguished clematis experts and backed by the authority of the British Clematis Society, is the first picture encyclopedia on the genus to encompass the garden-worthy species and hybrids. This long-awaited book is separated into two sections: the first is devoted to the care and cultivation of clematis, while the second provides an A--Z directory of more than 550 plants, from the acclaimed large-flowered forms to the less-familiar shrubby, subshrubby, and herbaceous forms that are beginning to be available. Using everyday language, the authors provide plant descriptions that include information on synonyms, origin, plant habit and height, flowers, pruning group, flowering period, cultural requirements, recommended uses in the garden, and hardiness zones. The text is accompanied by more than 650 magnificent color photos, making this encyclopedia an indispensable reference and guide. Publisher: Timber Press, Incorporated (2001-09-01) Price: $59.95 |
Rose and the ClematisJohn Howells, | |
 | Amazon.com: 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.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 su Publisher: Antique Collectors Club Dist A/C (2007-01-25) Price: $39.50 |
Clematis: For Colour and Versatility (Crowood Gardening Guides)Keith Fair, Carol Fair, | |
 | Product Description: Clematis are amongst the most versatile of all garden flowers and can be grown in a number of different ways and for a number of different purposes—as climbers and trailers for trellises, walls, and even through trees; as low growing shrubs for ground cover; and for growing in containers on the patio. This guide covers everything the beginner may need for the best and most colorful results. Publisher: Crowood Press (1990-04-01) Price: $20.00 |
Clematis for all SeasonsJohn Feltwell, | |
 | Product Description: With more than 250 full color photos and an A-Z directory detailing more than 340 varieties, Clematis for All Seasons is the essential guide to this favorite garden climber. Colorful and a pleasure to read, the book is organized by group, color location and season. Clematis for All Seasons includes:
varieties how to choose plants for location and climate how to combine clematis with other plants in a garden design Zone Chart The techniques section includes information on planting, supporting, pruning, propagation, feeding, watering, pests and diseases. Gardeners will find Clematis for All Seasons an especially useful guide to this widely loved blooming climber (20031109)Publisher: Firefly Books (1999-03-01) Price: $19.95 |
A Comprehensive Guide to ClematisBarry Fretwell, | |
 | Product Description: A comprehensive guide on how to choose and use clematis in the garden which features all the well-known large-flowered varieties, as well as the less well-known species and small-flowered hybrids. It describes clematis covering growth heights, pruning methods, flowering times and heights. There is also practical information on selection, cultivation and propagation. Publisher: HarperCollins UK (1997-05-01) Price: $22.95 |
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