Clematis Information Page for Simeon's Garden
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Clematis pruning Group 1: These are Armandii, Atragene, Cirrhosa, Forsteri, Montana Groups and other Evergreen
clematis. Need tidy up after flowering.
Clematis pruning Group 2: These are Early Large Flowered Cultivars. Need light pruning carried out during late
February or March each year.
Clematis pruning Group 3: These are late large flowered cultivars, Flammula, Florida, Tangutica, Texensis, Viticella
Groups and species clematis. Need hard pruning to carried out during late February or March.
Potting mix for Clematis grown in containers: Three quarters John Innes No3 and quarter multi purpose compost.
Feeding for Clematis: In February apply a good handful of bonemeal and around base of plant with five slow release
tablets fertiliser and water in. In March apply large handful of Magnesium Salts around the base of plant and water in. In
late April a single handful of Sulphate of Potash around the base of plant and water in or use tomato feed once a fortnight
from April until mid September.
Links to Clematis Nurseries: Thorncroft Clematis of Evesham. They sell only two year old clematis, good customer
service, takes about three to four day from being order on line to being deliver to your home. J. Parker Dutch Bulbs These
are one year old clematis, you get e-mail when your order ready to be dispatch it takes about around seven days from
ordering on the web to being deliver to your home. Gardening direct These are again one year old clematis, they have
limited range of clematis but well worth looking at, it usually takes about four day from ordering on the website to being
deliver to your home. Raymond Evison Clematis which is website of Guernsey Clematis Nursery Ltd, so please note the
£6.66 delivery charge, its well worth looking at this website for amount awards they have for breeding their clematis. You
get e-mail when order is ready for dispatch.You can click here to see some photos that took on 5th March 2026 of me
unpacking and planting some Clematis from Raymond Evison Clematis.
Links to Clematis information websites: The British Clematis Society, International Clematis Society and Clematis on
Garden Obelisk for Clematis: I would recommend Zeno garden obelisk, they cheap enough on Amazon Market cost
between £12 to £15, I took four photos of me puting one together in March 2026 at this link.
Species and varieties in the Garden
Clematis alpina.
Clematis alpina ‘Constance’.
Clematis alpina ‘Pink Flamingo’.
Clematis alpina ‘Willy’.
Clematis ‘Abilene’ .
Clematis Acropolis.
Clematis 'Alaina'.
Clematis Amber'.
Clematis ‘Arabella’.
Clematis x aromatica.
Clematis ‘Avant Garde’.
Clematis 'Bernadine'.
Clematis 'Bijou'
Clematis ‘Blue Angel’.
Clematis 'Bridgewater'
Clematis x Cartmannii 'Moonbeam'
Clematis 'Charmaine'.
Clematis 'Chelsea'.
Clematis 'Corinne'.
Clematis 'Crystal Fountain'.
Clematis cirrhosa ‘Freckles’.
Clematis cirrhosa ‘Wisley Cream’.
Clematis ‘Darcy’.
Clematis 'Diana's Delight'.
Clematis 'Dutch Sky'.
Clematis 'Edda'.
Clematis 'Eliza'.
Clematis 'Elodi'
Clematis 'Elpis'.
Clematis 'Filigree'.
Clematis 'Fleuri'.
Clematis 'Giselle'.
Clematis 'Guernsey Flute'.
Clematis 'Ice Blue'.
Clematis 'Ithemba'.
Clematis 'Josephine'.
Clematis ‘Kimiko’.
Clematis macropetala.
Clematis mandshurica.
Clematis 'Madame Julia Correvon'.
Clematis ‘Miss Bateman’.
Clematis ‘Mrs N. Thompson’.
Clematis 'Multi Blue'.
Clematis 'Niobe'.
Clematis ‘Nubia’.
Clematis ‘Olympia’.
Clematis 'Ooh La La'.
Clematis orientalis ‘Bill Mackenzie’.
Clematis 'Paulie'.
Clematis 'Parisenne'.
Clematis 'Picardy'.
Clematis 'Prince Charles'.
Clematis 'Sally'.
Clematis Samaritan Jo'.
Clematis ‘Taiga’.
Clematis tangutica.
Clematis tangutica ‘Helios’.
Clematis tangutica ‘Little Lemons’.
Clematis 'The Countess of Wessex'.
Clematis 'The Duchess of Cornwall'.
Clematis 'Tsukiko'.
Clematis 'Tumaini'.
Clematis urophylla ‘Winter Beauty’.
Clematis 'Vicki'.
Clematis viticella 'Alba Luxurians'.
Clematis viticella ‘Betty Corning’.
Clematis viticella 'Night Veil'
Clematis 'Yukiokoshi'.
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