Here is an updated list of the clematis not currently in our collection that we would really, really, seriously, like to find. If you have checked out our wish list before, it will be clear that we have had some generous donations, as well as making the most of the Chalk Hill Clematis close-out sale!

updated 10/08

1. ‘Asashimo’ (LFH)
2. australis (Australia)
3. ‘Ballerina in Blue’ (syn. ‘Eximia’) (Atragene)
4. ‘Blue Rosette’ (LFH)
5. ‘Blue Tapers’ (atragene)
6. ‘Burford Variety’ (meclatis/tangutica)
7. chiisanensis ‘Love Child’ (atragene)
8. coactilis (viornae)
9. columbiana var. tenuiloba ‘Ylva’ (species selection)
10. x cylindrica (integrifolia x)
11. drummondii (USA species)
12. gouriana var. lishanensis (vitalba)
13. hilariae (tangutica)
14. ‘Jubilation’ (LFH)
15. ‘Lavender Lace’ (LFH)
16. ‘Maureen’ (LFH)
17. ‘Mevroux LeCoultre’ (LFH)
18. ‘Miriam Markam’ (LFH)
19. ‘Miss Crawshay’ (LFH)
20. ‘Mrs. Bush’ (LFH)
21. ‘Mrs. P. T. James’ (LFH)
22. ‘Natacha’ (LFH)
23. paniculata (NZ Species)
24. peterae (NZ species)
25. ‘Peveril Pearl’ (LFH)
26. phlebantha (China)
27. ‘Piccadilly’ (LFH)
28. ‘Purpurea’ (viticella)
29. ‘Tillicum’ (LFH)
30. ‘Trost Fragrant’ (flammula)
31. tubulosa ‘Wyvale’ (heracleifolia)
32. x vedrariensis (montana)
33. ‘Violet Elizabeth’ (LFH)
34. viticaulis (USA species)

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Brewster and FRCC volunteers have kept at the pruning and deadheading in the greenhouse, and the work is paying off now as clematis come back into bloom. This list also reflects how happy the Cirrhosa Group is in their new quarters outside. Even if they aren’t blooming yet, they are all leafing out. In the ground in Pacific Northwest gardens this group does not go summer dormant. In pots, they do. Now the Cirrhosa Group will have the chance to grow big and broad, with stems high enough that the flowers will be easily visible.

In the Greenhouse:
‘Alabast’
alternata
ARCTIC QUEEN tm
‘Bagatelle’
‘Bells of Emei Shan’
‘Blue Eyes’
‘Blue Light’
‘Dorothy Tolver’
‘Duchess of Sutherland’ (single, not double)
‘Fairy Blue’
FRANZISKA MARIA tm
‘Honora’
ICE BLUE tm
JOSEPHINE tm
‘Killian Donahue’
‘Kjell’ (pronounced “kyell”)
‘Multi Blue’
PATRICIA ANN FRETWELL tm (single, not double)
PICARDY tm
‘Pink Cameo’
ranunculoides
‘Riviera’
ROSEMOOR tm
‘Serenata’
‘The First Lady’
‘Twilight’

Beech Tree’s Garden:
‘Fudo’
japonica
‘Roguchi’
‘Murasakihime’

Historic Garden:
‘Alba Luxurians’
‘Comtesse de Bouchaud’
‘Countess of Lovelace’
‘Daniel Deronda’
‘Duchess of Albany’
x durandii
‘Elsa Spath’
‘Gravetye Beauty’
‘Guiding Star’
heracleifolia
‘John Gould Veitch’
‘Mrs. Cholmondeley’
‘Sir Trevor Lawrence’
‘Venosa Violacea’
‘Ville de Lyon’
‘W. E. Gladstone’

Stored Clematis Outside:
‘Ai-Nor’
alpina ‘Alba’ (name as purchased; grown from seed collected in Switzerland)
‘Entel’
‘Guernsey Cream’
‘Lemon Chiffon’
reticulata
‘Rouge Cardinal’
stans
viticella

Terrace Walk:
cirrhosa var. purpurea ‘Freckles’
cirrhosa var. purpurea ‘Lansdowne Gem’

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