Please excuse the spelling....the first one I believe is Etoille Violete...next is Ramona....last is Dr Ruppel. Happy Gardening

Sorry...had the names in the wrong order.
1. Etoille Violette
2. Dr Ruppel
3. Ramona

I think #2 is Clematis "Nelly Moser" because of the pointed tepals...Is #3. badly faded?...Jeanne

Here is a link that might be useful: Nelly Moser

Jeanne, I took these this morning:

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They look more pinkish than lavender.
I remember purchasing the President but I lost tag.

I have one that was ID as Ramona.

Here's a pic:

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Is this correct?

The Last one is definitely "Ramona"

My Etoile Violette is not that red, it is more blueish purple. The shape is right but the color is off.

Nelly Moser looks like a lot of others but is very common so could be her. I don't have Nelly or Dr. Rupple or Carnaby myself so I'm not sure.

The photo with the person's hand holding the bloom is Ramona.

Is that the same Clem as the one numbered 3? doesn't look like it to me.

The second photo looks like Carnaby, but I can't be sure.

Here is a close up of Carnaby

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The first pic--Niobe sometimes takes on that shade of red. What other shade(s) of red does that clem exhibit at other times?

Kate

The shape of the bloom is way off for Niobe. That Clem is a viticella Type III not a large flowering cultivar like Niobe.

Buyorsell88,

The #3 is not the same clematis as the last photo which is now confirmed as "Ramona".

The #1 is a deep velvety liver red. (My dh got me a new camera to capture the color but still not quite right)

Thanks everyone for your help.

Wonder if #1 is Madame Julia Correvon? The color still seems off but closer than Etoile Violette.

Here is a link that might be useful: Madam Julia Correvon

Number three looks like HF Young

Here is a link that might be useful: HF Young