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John Clayton Honeysuckle
This compact, climbing vine has beautiful, solid yellow flowers from June through frost, followed by showy red berries in autumn. Clean, dark green, rounded foliage. Found in an old churchyard in Gloucester, Virginia, it was named after the colonial botanist, John Clayton. It performs best in full sun.
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First Editions® Honeybelle™ Honeysuckle
Honeybelle™ is a versatile easy-to-grow vine for novice and expert gardeners alike. Its first flush of flowers is like a waterfall of golden blossoms and the repeat is extraordinarily consistent. Exceptionally hardy, withstanding temperatures to -39° F with no damage. This compact twining vine will bloom well into fall and produces some red berries. Although it will grow in semi-shaded areas, full sun will ensure the best show of blooms. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Selected by Steve Gessel of St. Cloud, Minnesota.
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Mandarin Honeysuckle
This hardy vine from the breeding program at the University of British Columbia blooms in late spring through summer with large clusters of yellow centered, bright orange, trumpet-shaped flowers. The leaves emerge in spring a coppery-brown and mature to a glossy dark green. A vigorous grower, 'Mandarin' will reach a mature height of up to 20' and prefers part shade to full sun with well drained soils. (CPBR 2706)
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Kintzley's Ghost® Grape Honeysuckle
Improved selection of the species brought to the Plant Select® program from Fort Collins Wholesale Nursery in Fort Collins, Colorado. Showy yellow flowers cover the vine in June with the distinctive appearance of eucalyptus-like bracts. The vine is easy to grow and is undemanding, requiring only average garden loam and moderate irrigation. The unusual and distinctive appearance makes this a "must have" for gardeners wanting something new and different.
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Nugget Ornamental Hop
A vigorous perennial climbing vine that will quickly wrap itself around any upright structure in a season. Produces papery cone-like hops later in the summer, typically used to produce beer. Will die back to the ground each winter, but grows back quickly each season.
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Climbing Hydrangea
One of the best vines for clinging to brick or stone walls. The white flowers are produced in flat-topped corymbs in late June or early July, 6-10" in diameter with a sweet fragrance. Does well in sun or shade. 1998 Cary Award Winner. 2006 Plants of Merit®.
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Heavenly Blue Morning Glory
Heavenly Blue morning glory produces magnificent sky-blue flowers with white throats daily from summer through fall. This vigorous climber is an effective cover for a trellis or fence.
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Fargesioides Clematis
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Purpurea Plena Elegans Clematis
Flowers are rose-purple, double, 2-3", nodding.
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Royal Velours Clematis
Flowers are deep velvety purple, suitable as cut flowers. Strong vigorous grower.
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Durandii Clematis
Flowers are deep indigo blue, 5-6" with white anthers. Non-clinging habit. Good cut flower.
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Etoile Violette Clematis
Flowers are 3-4", purple, vigorous, prolific bloomer.
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Madame Julia Correvon Clematis
Flowers are true red, semi-campanulate, 4". Vigorous grower, flowering most of the summer.
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Polish Spirit Clematis
Flowers are rich purple-blue, 3", free flowering, good cut flower.
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Betty Corning Clematis
Flowers are light blue, 4-petaled, 2" deep and have recurving tips.
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Carmencita Clematis
Flowers are 2", nodding, carmine with a satin texture and dark anthers. Free flowering.
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Abundance Clematis
Flowers are 2-3", rose-wine with yellow anthers, semi-campanulate, free flowering.
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Sir Trevor Lawrence Clematis
Tulip-like, 2" long flowers. Outside petals are blush-pink in shade, red-pink in full sun, with red-pink veins.
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Rubromarginata Clematis
Slightly scented, 1.5" star-like flowers with pink edges.
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Venosa Violacea Clematis
Flowers are 4-5", white with purple veins throughout, turning purple on the edges.
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Pagoda Clematis
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Princess Diana Clematis
Flowers are miniature tulip-like, 2" long. Petals are blush pink outside with a deep pink central bar.
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Gravetye Beauty Clematis
Flowers are small, 2-3", tulip-like deep red with matching brown-red anthers. Good cut flower.
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Tangutica Clematis
Golden yellow, bell-shaped flowers, 1". Attractive seed heads, suitable for cutting.
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Duchess of Albany Clematis
Flowers are pink, upright, tulip-like, free flowering. Good cut flower.
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Etoile Rose Clematis
Flowers are semi-nodding, 2", cherry-pink inside with yellow anthers, satiny pink outside.
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Recta Clematis
Flowers are .5", white, starry with a strong fragrance and attractive seed heads.
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Sweet Autumn Clematis
Flowers are white with pink anthers, 1-2", flowering in clusters, free flowering, very fragrant.
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Mayleen Clematis
Flowers are small, satin pink, strongly scented with bronze foliage.
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Rubens Clematis
Flowers are 2", pink with gold stamens, fragrant.
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