클레마티스 인테그리폴리아 '올가에'

 

 

 클레마티스 인테그리폴리아 '올가에'

 

Clematis integrifolia Olgae

[클레마티스 인테그리폴리아]까지는

국표에 있으나 '올가에'는 없다.

 

재배식물	정명	Clematis integrifolia 'Alba'	클레마티스 인테그리폴리아 '알바'	2011/12/08
재배식물	정명	Clematis integrifolia L.	클레마티스 인테그리폴리아	2011/12/08

Solitary clematis (Clematis integrifolia) is a slender-stemmed, scrambling perennial with stems reaching up to 1 m. From June to September the plant covers with bell-shaped nodding violet flowers with recurving tepals, followed by fluffy seedheads later in the season. The species grows in the wild in southeast Europe, e.g. in Hungary. Generally healthy and hardy, it's quite undemanding and easy to grow. As in the case of other perennials, its stems die down to the ground each year and they should be cut back at the ground level in early spring.

A number of other attractive forms included in the Integrifolia Group were propagated from wild seedlings, the products of chance crosses of Clematis integrifolia. They are all excellent for perennial borders and as companion plants for shrubs.

 

• 'Bluish Violet' – with dark violet-blue flowers;
  
  
• 'Hakuree' – a Japanese cultivar. Slightly scented, bell-shaped flowers of white tinged with lavender are borne from June to September;
  
  
• 'Hanajima' - A slender-stemmed variety originating from Japan. Bell-shaped nodding pink flowers with long twisted tepals are borne from June to September, followed by silky seed heads.
  
  
• 'Juuli' - An Estonian variety. Purple blue flowers early in the season, in full blossom become blue with a lilac-blue central bar. Golden anthers on white filaments. Very free flowering from July to September. Thrives in all aspects. Hard pruning required.
  
  
• 'Olgae' – blue-violet, slightly-scented flowers;
  
  
• 'Rosea' – vivid pink flowers;

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