Another red-letter day at the Rogerson Clematis Collection garden was the planting the south facing front bank on October 14th. All the clematis planted here are from the genus section Viornae.
Here are some pictures.
The following is a list of clematis we would like to acquire for the Rogerson Clematis Collection. We would appreciate live plants, but would be grateful too for cutting wood of the hybrids and seeds of the species. Thanks to all of those donors who have generously supplied plants mentioned here. The list used to number over 50!
1. alpina ‘Pamela Jackman’ (atragene)
2. ‘Asashimo’ (LFH)
3. australis (Australia)
4. ‘Ballerina in Blue’ (syn. ‘Eximia’) (Atragene)
5. ‘Blue Rosette’ (LFH)
6. ‘Blue Tapers’ (atragene)
7. ‘Burford Variety’ (meclatis/tangutica)
8. chiisanensis ‘Love Child’ (atragene)
9. coactilis (viornae)
10. col. var. tenuiloba ‘Ylva’ (species selection)
11. x cylindrica (integrifolia x)
12. drummondii (USA species)
13. gouriana var. lishanensis (vitalba)
14. ‘Hakurei’ (integrifolia)
15. hilariae (tangutica)
16. ‘Jenny Viola’ (LFH)
17. ‘Jubilation’ (LFH
18. ‘Lavender Lace’ (LFH)
19. macropetala ‘Maidwell Hall’ (atragene)
20. ‘Maureen’ (LFH)
21. ‘Mevroux LeCoultre’ (LFH)
22. ‘Miriam Markam’ (LFH)
23. ‘Miss Crawshay’ (LFH)
24. ‘Moonman’ (NZ species hybrid)
25. ‘Mrs. Bush’ (LFH)
26. ‘Mrs. P. T. James’ (LFH)
27. ‘Natacha’ (LFH)
28. paniculata (NZ Species)
29. peterae (NZ species)
30. ‘Peveril Pearl’ (LFH)
31. phlebantha (China)
32. ‘Piccadilly’ (LFH)
33. ‘Purpurea’ (viticella)
34. ‘Tillicum’ (LFH)
35. ‘Trost Fragrant’ (flammula)
36. tubulosa ‘Wyvale’ (heracleifolia)
37. x vedrariensis (montana)
38. viticaulis (USA species)
A note about nomenclature: Readers will notice that some of the following clematis names have single quotes around them and others do not. Those names having quotes are verified cultivar names as they appear in the most current updates to the 2002 RHS Clematis Register and Checklist. Those without quotes are trade names or registered trademarks, and should never appear with quotes (nurserymen, take note), as those names have no botanical standing. Names in all lower case are species names–we are working on getting these italicized, as they should be. We could put trademarks in all caps, but that looks like shouting!
In the greenhouse:
Anna Louise
‘Bagatelle’
‘Bells of Emei Shan’
Crystal Fountain
‘Dorothy Tolver’
‘Honora’
‘Iryu’
‘Julka’
‘Kacper’
‘Kathleen Dunford’
‘Konigskind’
C. kweichowensis
‘Lemon Chiffon’
‘Malaya Garnet’
‘Masquerade’
‘Moonlight’
‘Mrs. James Mason’
‘Omoshiro’
‘Pink Cameo’
‘Rhapsody’
‘Riviera’
Rosemoor
‘Saturn’
‘The Vagabond’
‘Violet Charm’
‘Walter Pennell’
‘Will Barron’
Outside Holding Areas:
C. crispa (nearly white form)
‘Barbara Harrington’
C. pitcheri
‘Romantika’
‘Ruutel’
Atragenes:
‘Propertius’
Integrifolia Group:
‘Lord Herschell’
C. viticella
‘Aotearoa’
Avante-Gard
Bonanza
Galore
‘Solina’
In the Historic Garden
‘Alba Luxurians’
‘Beauty of Worcester’
‘Candida’
‘Crimson King’
‘Fairy Queen’
C. florida var. seiboldiana
‘Gipsy Queen’
‘Gravetye Beauty’
‘Jackmani Superba’
‘Kermesina’
‘Madame Julia Correvon’
‘Mrs. Hope’
‘Mrs. Spencer Castle’
‘Proteus’
‘Sir Garnet Wolesley’
‘Sir Trevor Lawrence’
‘The President’
‘Venosa Violacea’
‘W. E. Gladstone’
