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Can you ID this Clematis (UK)

greenclaws UK, Zone 8a

19 years ago

Hi, can you tell me what sort this is as I've lost the tag!?

This pic was taken in June, the flowers are around 5-6 inches in diameter.

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Many thanks, Greenclaws

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eden_in_me
19 years ago
Could it possibly be Sugar Candy aka Evione?

You might be able to find a better match through the COTW (Clematis on the Web) search page.

Marie

Here is a link that might be useful: COTW
greenclaws UK, Zone 8a
Original Author
19 years ago
Marie, thanks for the suggestion, I have just had a positive ID from another site on here, it's 'Barbara Jackman' by the way, I recognised the name straight away...off to make her a new label that won't get blown away this time!
Many thanks for your time.
Regards, Greenclaws.
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suebot
19 years ago
greenclaws-

Your Barbara Jackman is a real beauty! So healthy and prolific. Hopefully someday I will grow a clematis that will yield blooms like yours. By the way, if I had my choice of visiting anywhere in the world it would be the UK. I would love to visit the countryside and see the English gardens that I love so much. Do you have a website where I can view your gardens? Love the moniker, greenclaws.

suebot in CT

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