Clematis Jackmanii
I think Clematis Jackmanii is probably one of the most popular Clematis plants. They are hardy, easy to grow and as you can see they produce lovely large purple flowers.
I grow several clematis, but this is my oldest and biggest. I grow it behind my largest rose, William Baffin. Each year I have to untangle it from the rose as it wants to grow on and through it, but I prefer the clematis to grow along the high wooden fence behind the rose. I stretch out it’s vines and it makes a nice leafy background along the top of the fence and when it blooms (two or three times a year) the fence is highlighted by it’s large purple flowers.
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A wonderful colour.
Beautiful colour!
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Wow, these are really beautiful, and what a lovely rich color they have, awesome!
I’m afraid I didn’t inherit my mom’s green thump though 🙁 I’m better with animals 🙂
Greets Julia
Purple is my favorite color, so naturally I find that flower particularly appealing. Good job on growing it!
This is fun!
Dropped to ur EC. Care to exchange link? 🙂
Excuse my ignorance but is William Baffin a name you have given a plant or a genus name for a rose? I have never heard that term before, one way or another that is a beautiful flower though. Coming from a line of dutch relatives in NY I am partial to tulips myself 😉
not to be crass, but it just made me think of this. i knew someone who used to accidentally call these chlamydia. i can’t tell you how funny that was when said in a big group! The person had no clue what they had said wrong. i corrected them after the incident in the group – after the fact.
I have also grown various clematis in my home. Since they have been grown, my home beauty has enhanced manyfolds.