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Clematis integrifolia, 'alba' in late summer

By Greenthumb

Clematis integrifolia, 'alba' in late summer (Clematis integrifolia (Clematis))

15 Nov, 2011
19 likes

I shocked it, planting it here midsummer, but these little blooms came again. Lovely under the lilac with those rudbeckias. I hope I see a strong and large return next year.

Comments on this photo

Paulsgarden

pretty

15 Nov, 2011

Meanie

Sue has a variety of this that just laughs at the worst winters!

15 Nov, 2011

Terratoonie

Beautiful :o)

15 Nov, 2011

Paulsgarden

sure has a lot of beauties

15 Nov, 2011

Motinot

I have C. Integrifolia seed which has germinated, but i dont know which colour, the seeds were given to me...:>)

15 Nov, 2011

Theoldgunner

Bells, the bells!!!

15 Nov, 2011

Greenthumb

Oh, thank you all. What a wonderful response. TOG....LOL! :-) These little bells are cute and just tough as nails. I've two integrifolia's because they are just so tough. Lasts years -42C for three weeks, just water off its back. They also die to the ground, so moose wont mess with them in winter, eating the stems. They are a bush, not a vine.

Motinot, I would take any if I had them. My other is deep velveted purple, nearly black. You can check them out in my garden if you'd like, I linked all my pics to it. I think any color, you'll be delighted, just might have to move it once, when you know. :-)

16 Nov, 2011