Unknown clematis
By Simplylyn
18 Jun, 2009
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Blooms in early summer. Flowers appear white at first then deepen to shades of mauve and lavender. Large, heavy flower 5" diameter, big centre that unfolds revealing long whiskery looking stamens. Could it be Clematis 'Proteus"?
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Very pretty flowers. :o)
18 Jun, 2009
Not sure Lyn, i though Proteus was a darker colour (described as 'rose-purple' or 'petunia purple') could also be 'Teshio' !!!
Either way though , i love it :)
18 Jun, 2009
Not well up on clematis, but looks somewhat like countess of lovelace.
22 Jun, 2009
Whichever it is i love it !!!
22 Jun, 2009
It's not Duchess of Edinburgh is it? Looks very similar to one I had in my previous garden, many years ago with the double flowers and green tinges!
23 Jun, 2009
Thats lovely
30 Jun, 2009
Not one I know, Lyn, but it's lovely anyway. :-)
16 Jul, 2009
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