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Which clematis is this?

16 years ago

Does anyone know which clematis this might be?

http://photos.gardenweb.com/garden/galleries/name_that_plant/

Thanks,

Linda

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buyorsell888
16 years ago
Is it always semi-double or do you get fully double blooms too?
is that color how it opens or is it faded from the sun?
Do you have any other pictures?

It could be Belle of Woking that hasn't fully doubled yet.
gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
16 years ago
That's exactly what I was going to suggest :-) It looks very much like my Belle after she has produced her first flush of fully double flowers.....the second flush flowers are very similar to what's in the photo. And the color is dead-on!!
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ttapl
Original Author
16 years ago
This is the only flower! This clematis just turned up-- probably I planted it a long while ago and it died back. I think the color is the same as when it opened-- it is in a rather shaded area.

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