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Help ID this one?

14 years ago

Does anyone recognize this Clematis? I've had it for years and recently started a plant spreadsheet and need to get correct names. I'm sure it's not some exotic cultivar as I probably picked it up at the local nursery or HD store.

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Thanks for any input. Deb

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alina_1
14 years ago
Could be Clematis 'Madame Julia Correvon'.
Beachygirl
Original Author
14 years ago
That does look like the reference pictures. Any other possibilities anyone?

Thanks Alina
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Beachygirl
Original Author
14 years ago
Could it be Ville De Lyon?
alina_1
14 years ago
Definitely NOT Ville De Lyon. This on is group 3; VDL is group 2.
buyorsell888
14 years ago
No, it is not Ville de Lyon. Not Barbara Harrington either though the color is right.
garystpaul
14 years ago
Deb, I would agree with Alina. Looks very much like Mme. Julia Correvon, which I grow in two different spots. A great clematis, by the way.

Gary
mnwsgal
14 years ago
I also think it looks like Mmme. Julia Correvon. Mine is blooming now but don't have a recent photo. Here is mine from a few years ago.

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Beachygirl
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks everyone!

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