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15 years ago

Hi All,

I haven't a clue what this is. I might have started it from seed? Sorry that the bloom photo is not real clear, It was very windy today. The color looked more like a very light blue. They smelled nice when you got close to them.

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Here's some leaves.

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Thanks,

Remy

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flora_uk
15 years ago
I really don't recognise this but it is reminiscent to me of an emaciated Clematis heracleifolia. Maybe species Clematis would be one line of enquiry?
jeanne
15 years ago
It looks like C. stans to me.

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remy_gw
Original Author
15 years ago
Thank you! It is C. stans. Flora's suggestion made me remember that I started seeds from an old 'Rare/Unusual/Named Seed' swap here on GW. (I went searching for answer and while I was doing that Jeanne answered.)the The one trader offered a clematis mix with C. stans in it. Seems Rob of Rob's plants grew the same mix.
Remy

Here is a link that might be useful: Rob's Plants Clematis

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