Clematis Bijou
By Karensusan63
- 26 Feb, 2010
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Love the name of this Clematis is it French originated? What a stunning
colour.....bet you are proud of this one!!
26 Feb, 2010
its name suggests that it is a miniture type. Is it K?
27 Feb, 2010
Yes, its one of the evison collection that hugs the ground and is very floriferous.
27 Feb, 2010
Raymond Evison...is he not channel islands?....so that could be the reason for the french influence freesiaperson! Well spotted.
27 Feb, 2010
Would I be right in assuming you love clematis ? A wonderful collection........
27 Feb, 2010
OOH! I like this one very much. :-)
27 Feb, 2010
Yes, I do love them. I think, for me it's the symmetry of the flower, the beauty of the centre of it and of course the variety of the colours and forms. I like plants that flower for a long time and many clems will go all summer long. I like all the plants that belong to the ranunculus genus - the hellebores are another group in the family and I love them too. Pulsatilla is another favourite! I only recently discovered that many of my favourite plants, including Thalictrum are part of this genus - I was really tickled by that!
28 Feb, 2010
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Clematis Orientalis 'Bill Mackenzie'
£12.50 at Burncoose -
Jasminum Officinale Affine 'Aureum'
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Jasminum Officinale Affine 'Argentovariegatum'
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Gorgeous colour!
26 Feb, 2010