1st group
C. alpina "Albiflora" (K. alpine "Albiflora") grows up to 2 - 2.5 meters. The flowers are snow-white.
C. alpina "Blue Dancer" has long sepals of blue hue.
C. alpina "Constance" - 2-meter liana with pink flowers.
C. alpina "Francis Rivis" (Francis Reeves) is distinguished by a beautiful combination of blue sepals with white outgrowths in the middle - staminodes.
C. alpina "Helsinborg" (Helsingborg) - flowers of a lilac tone.
C. alpina "Jacqueline du Pre" attracts with a white border on pink sepals.
C. alpina "Maria Basescu" (Maria Basescu) is a prince with a rare blue color of neat flowers.
C. alpina "Ocean Pearl" (Ocean Pearl - "Pearl of the Ocean") are distinguished by densely double lilac flowers with sharp tips of petals.
C. alpina "Pamela Jackman" (Pamela Zhakman) bears flowers of a dark blue hue.
C. alpina "Pink Flamingo" is an original variety with 2-colored sepals: white on the inside and pink on the outside.
C. koreana "Amber" (K. Korean "Amber"). In translation, the name sounds like "amber". The beautiful tone of yellowish double flowers is complemented by a light pink blush. The peculiarity of the variety is the re-flowering at the end of summer.
C. koreana "Brunette" has an unusual brownish-purple hue. Height - up to 3 m.
C. koreana "Red Robin" (Red Robin) dissolves in late spring cherry tulip flowers with a creamy center of the petals.
C. macropetala "Country Rose" (K. large-petalled "Country Rose") has wide terry bells of deep pink color.
C. macropetala "Sorbet" (Sherbet) - terry clematis with a lightened center of each petal.
C. macropetala "Spiky" has numerous sharp-tipped blue sepals. The middle of the flower is yellow.
C. montana "Broughton Star" (K. mountain "Broughton Star") is covered with coral-pink open flowers with a darker row of staminodes.
C. montana "Continuity" is named for its long bloom throughout the summer. The tone is lilac.
C. montana "Freda" (Freda) up to 6 meters high. Flowers - dark pink with a whitish stripe in the center of each sepal.
C. montana "Grandiflora" is named large-flowered for its large, unfolded white flowers. Height - up to 9 m.
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Alenushka! You have wonderful "contagious" diseases! Thank you for telling us about them - now I know who to ask questions about clematis!
Alyon, it's good that you understand a little about clematis, or maybe a lot, otherwise I'm in clematis, like a pig in oranges. At least there will be someone to ask when they order, but for some reason they don’t sink into my soul at all. Alyon, what can you say about “Anna Herman”, the only clematis that I bothered to like, remembered only the variety, but with roses you could try to combine it and what group is it?
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3rd group
Allanah (Allana) has large (up to 20 cm) deep pink flowers with a dark wide stripe. It is characterized by growth from 1 to 2 m and long flowering from June to September.
C. aromatica (K. aromatic) is a profusely flowering small variety with dark blue flowers on rising stems up to 1.5 m.
C. diversifolia "Heather Herschell" blooms during the second half of summer and early autumn. On a plant up to 2 m, small pink flowers in the form of bells gradually open.
Anita (Anita) - a hybrid of Tangut clematis with many white flowers (VII - IX). 3 - 4 m.
Arabella (Arabella). All summer long, the 2-meter bush is covered with small flowers that change color from blue-violet to blue.
Ashva (Ashva) up to 1.5 - 2 m in height. Flowers - 10 - 12 cm, bright lilac with a reddish stripe, appear from June to autumn cold weather.
Avant Garde (Vanguard) - an unusual variety with flowers about 4 - 5 cm in diameter. Sepals are wide, cherry-colored, the middle is made of pale pink staminodes.
Barbara (Barbara) - one of the few representatives of the group that has large flowers (up to 15 cm).The bush is abundantly covered with them throughout the summer. The shade is reddish pink.
Betty Corning (Betty Corning) - liana up to 4 m tall. The flowers are bell-shaped, lilac-lilac with veins and wavy lapel edges.
Bieszczady (Bieszczady) EARTHQUAKE literally translates as "earthquake". Named for the mountains in the east of the Carpathians. Despite belonging to group 3, the variety has flowers up to 20 cm in diameter, pink with a white stripe. They appear on the bush from June to September.
C. Integrifolia Blue Sensation is covered with 6-8 cm purple-blue flowers throughout the summer. The average height is 1.2 m.
Carmencita (Carmencita). This 3-meter cultivar is characterized by wide crimson flowers with diamond-shaped petals. Unpretentious, blooms for a long time and abundantly.
Change of Heart (Change of Hart, "Transformation of the heart") got its name due to the change in the color of flowers from pink to pale lilac. Differs in lush flowering from May to July.
Cloudburst (Cloudburst) from English - "downpour", which accurately conveys the abundance of purple flowers with a white center and black stamens on its background. Growth - up to 3 m.
Comtesse de Bouchard (Comtesse de Bouchard, Countess of Bouchard) has broad pink flowers of moderate size. They open all summer on powerful (up to 4 m) bushes.
Crispa Angel The word "crispa" - "ribbed" - conveys the graceful wavy shape of neat bell-shaped flowers about 4 cm in diameter. This Japanese variety of clematis blooms from July to September.
Duchess of Albany (Duchess of Albany - "Duchess of Albany") is an original variety with cups in the form of tulips. They are bright pink with longitudinal stripes, open from the second half of summer to early autumn.
Etoile Violette in French means "Purple Star". It blooms for a long time and abundantly on 3-meter shoots.
C. heracleifolia "Cassandra" (K. hogweed "Cassandra") forms bright lilac-blue clumps blooming throughout the summer due to rising stems up to 1 m long.
Mazowsze VOLCANO is beautiful with velvet cherry petals. The diameter of the flowers is up to 20 cm.
Mme Julia Correvon (Madame Julia Correvon) blooms all summer with cherry bells on vines up to 4 m.
Purpurea Plena Elegance (Purpurea Plena Elegance) is a light-loving cultivar with numerous double crimson flowers. Unpretentiousness and long flowering allow both amateurs and professionals to grow the variety. Height - about 3 m.
Sweet Summer Love (Sweet Summer Love - "Sweet summer love) - a unique variety with fragrant purple flowers up to 4 cm in diameter. An avalanche of color covers the high (3.5 m) bush all summer.
Taiga (Taiga) - a new clematis with fully double flowers up to 7 cm, reminiscent of hedgehogs. The sharp tips of each petal are greenish-white, the main shade is blue.
Clematis 3 pruning groups: the best varieties and types
The following types of clematis belong to the 3rd group of pruning:
- clematis Zhakmana,
- eastern clematis,
- clematis viticella,
- clematis varifolia,
- clematis tangut,
- clematis texensis,
- straight clematis.
Alyonushka
Alyonushka is attractive with pink, bell-like inflorescences. The liana reaches 1.5-2 m in length, but keep in mind that the shoots of plants of this variety do not cling to the support and, therefore, need a garter.
Flowering lasts the entire season - from June to September. The variety has excellent frost resistance and is perfect for growing in the middle lane.
Arabella
Clematis Arabella will delight you with large purple flowers with a creamy "corolla" in the center. Such a plant will adorn any garden. It is not surprising that this is one of the most common varieties of this vine.
Clematis Arabella blooms from June to October, grows up to 2 m in length. In summer, the whole liana is densely covered with inflorescences. The frost resistance of the variety is very high.
This plant can be grown as a ground cover or balcony plant.
Grunwald
Clematis Grunwald delights with rich purple inflorescences. The flowers themselves are quite large - 10-12 cm in diameter. The plant can reach 3.5 m in length.
Flowering occurs in June-September.
The variety is unpretentious, perfect for landscaping gazebos, pergolas, fences.
Paul Ferges
Paul Ferges is a clematis with adorable white blossoms. Flowering occurs in July-October.
This clematis grows very quickly and can be up to 7 meters long! Shoots willingly climb the support.
Danuta
Danuta is a variety of large-flowered clematis with lilac-pink petals. It blooms luxuriantly in June-July, unlike most other "brothers" in the third pruning group.
The length of the vine is 2.5-3.5 m. The shoots cling well and do not need a garter. The frost resistance of this clematis is high.
Morning Skye
Morning Sky is a fairly young variety of large-flowered clematis of Polish selection. The inflorescences of this clematis are lilac with a pinkish vein in the center of the petals.
This liana blooms very luxuriantly from late June to mid-August, it is not afraid of frost, it climbs well on supports.
Madame Julia Correvon
Clematis of the Madame Julia Correvon variety delights with incredible wine-red inflorescences that cover it from June to September.
Despite its beauty, this clematis is distinguished by its unpretentiousness, undemanding soil, winter hardiness. It grows wildly, reaching 4 m in length, and is suitable for creating a summer hedge on a mesh support.
Clematis: the best and unpretentious Comtesse de Bouchot variety
Characteristics
The variety is striking in its originality, starting with the name: another common name is Countess de Boucher. He amazes with his aristocratic beauty, although he is absolutely not capricious.
Distinctive features of the appearance of the plant:
- large flower diameter: approx 10-15 cm with 6 petals;
- rich pink-lilac with small veins;
- height 2.5-3 m;
- sepals tips wavy and slightly curved;
- the green mass remains bright;
- flowers grow in threes, thickening as much as possible in the upper part.
Flowering clematis
This variety is characterized by a long flowering period from June to September, although the first month of autumn will also please under favorable weather conditions. Comtesse de Boucher is distinguished by the ability to bloom flowers already in the first year of planting and demonstrates an amazing lifespan of individual specimens - up to 20 years.
Perfect place
The variety grows well in containers and thrives in partial shade. This trait contributes to an increased range of applications in landscape design. And at the same time, the brightness of colors in partial shade is fully manifested. But, of course, a permanent shadow is unacceptable.
The main prerequisite is support. Demonstrates particular aesthetic appeal:
- arches, fences;
- gazebos, verandas;
- large-scale home decoration.
Attention to the soil
For Comtesse de Bouchot, it is worth preparing a special soil composition that does not let gardeners who are already breeding it. Should be taken in equal parts:
- Earth;
- sand;
- humus;
- peat;
The plant needs support
- 100 g of wood ash;
- 100 g complex fertilizer.
The de Bouchot variety is very favorable to organic fertilization. But the acidity of the soil needs to be reduced. This is exactly what the introduction of wood ash is aimed at.
If you have just purchased this variety, then before rooting the seedling, you should analyze the state of the root system. Many flower growers recommend placing the root in water for 2-3 hours after purchase to restore elasticity and vitality.
When clematis is planted in open ground, then digging a hole for planting should be much deeper than used to. Sequencing:
Organics (manure), grass or leaves are laid out in layers.
Fill up with mineral fertilizers (nitrophoska or analogs).
A small amount of prepared soil.
Disinfect with a hot solution of potassium permanganate.
Only an hour later can you plant it by sprinkling the rest of the soil mixture.
Reproduction
Reproduction - this aspect is also worth mentioning, as it is really very important. In general, if the gardener has decided to propagate clematis by seed, then it can be used only for the species and natural forms of this plant.The rest will not be able to preserve all the traits, properties and characteristics of the mother plant, so it is worth keeping this circumstance in mind and weighing the pros and cons of this method. It should be said, though, that seed propagation is usually not a common method.
Clematis respond best to vegetative reproduction. It includes the following methods:
- dividing the clematis bush - as a rule, experienced gardeners recommend dividing the clematis bush, which has reached the age of five to seven years. In spring and autumn, it is best to dig in a few pieces and carefully separate them from the bush. In this case, it is recommended, of course, to do such procedures under the supervision of experienced gardeners, especially if the florist has to do this for the first time.
- layering - shoots that have reached full maturity are laid in the dug holes around the bush. The digging depth should be from 8 to 10 centimeters, no more. Further, the layers are sprinkled with soil, and the tips of the shoots are left on the surface. The gardener expects that by the next season, the cuttings will have formed their own independent root system, which means that the new plant can be separated from the main one and planted in a previously prepared area.
Cutting - thanks to it, it is easiest to get the largest number of new plants. Bushes that have reached the age of three to four years are allowed to be cut into cuttings. The cuttings are about six centimeters long and have dense and lively buds. Slices are treated with drugs that stimulate growth - for example, root roots, and then they are planted in a specially prepared mixture. The mixture contains sand and peat. At the same time, at first, the cuttings need constant moisture in order to feel as comfortable as possible. You can also use a method such as inoculating clematis. It is used exclusively by the most experienced gardeners and professionals to avoid mistakes and create a delightful plant that will meet all the gardener's expectations. So here it is best to use the still simpler methods of reproduction, and only then try yourself in inoculating clematis. It is also necessary to take into account the varietal and species characteristics of clematis, since not all of them are ready to be propagated by the grafting method.
Due to the fact that Clematis De Bouchot has incredibly attractive decorative features and features, and also due to the fact that in general it is completely unpretentious, it can be used in any vertical gardening. Clematis looks great in the design of arches and gazebos, fences and fences. Moreover, clematis can wrap around the walls of plants, and they can also decorate old plants, which may have initially lost their decorative features.
In general, gardeners leave excellent reviews about this clematis, so the plant has already earned great attention and popularity. The variety blooms well, looks just amazing, and all this is combined with unpretentiousness and resistance to diseases and pests
Clematis takes root well in soils of different composition, requires the most elementary agrotechnical care measures in order to maintain its vital activity. In addition, clematis recover well after pruning, so that you can form bushes or vines in accordance with your preferences and desires.
