ID - small, nodding, pale green

17 years ago

I noticed this clematis blooming for the first time in my garden this morning.

I've purchased quite a few clems from Silver Star Vinery & Brushwood over the past few years, but just looked through their listings & see nothing similar. I have no recollection of ever purchasing this clem. It's lovely and I'm delighted, though I suspect that a purchased clem was mislabeled.

The flowers are pale green, slightly nodding and about 2". Any ideas?

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Carrie B
Original Author
17 years ago
I think I figured it out! The kid woke up from the guest room/office, so I decided to go through the plant labels stored in there. I had purchased Clematis chiisanensis ÂLemon BellsÂ from Brushwood, and this looks like it!

What I don't know is why I have this type one planted in and among my group threes. No wonder I've never seen it bloom before, and no wonder the flowers are all down low.

Here is a link that might be useful: Lemon Bells
buyorsell888
17 years ago
Yes, I'm sure that is it. :) Pruning an Atragene as a III the first few years won't hurt it and will get it off to a good start.
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Carrie B
Original Author
17 years ago
BorS - thanks. I planted it to grow up the other side of where I have c. montana 'Mayleen' planted, it just decided it wanted to hang out on the other side, with my 3's instead. I shifted it back towards Mayleen.