Clematis ???

Have i seen a light green flowered Clematis or is this my imagination...if so (hope so) does anyone know it's name please

 

Hello Lolimac , Cartmanii Fragrant Oberon , may be the one you are looking for ..
cartmanii fragrant oberon - Google Search

Taylors Clematis site has a very good search facility.....
Clematis by Colour - Taylors Clematis
Also this Polish site has a search facility and lots of information .
Clematis - Container Nursery - welcome!
Now there are 3000+ varieties of Clematis so these search sites are really useful

 

Hi, the closest I could find were these;

Clematis Green/Cream - Taylors Clematis

Described as green-cream flowers??

 

Hows that Lolimac ! Mine and Bilbos replies crossed , two answers in 15 minutes :D

 

:yess:Thanks very much Harry and Bilbo...:yess:

 

Another 2 with green tinged flowers are, C. florida " Flore Pleno ", and C. cirrhosa.

 

Thanks Dai the flore pleno sounds great,grows taller and flowers longer....i'm going to find a place for a Fragrant Oberon aswell for the scent:WINK1:

 

I used to grow C. montana 'Marjorie', which has semi-double flowers in an interesting green-tinged pink.

If you're buying 'Fragrant Oberon', try to obtain a decent sized plant. I purchased a very tiny specimen from Hayloft Plants by mail order. I found it difficult to keep going over the winter and it eventually sickened and died. I'm now on Mark II - which was also bought as a small plant, but since I got it in the T and M sale, I thought it was worth another go. It is looking more hopeful than the last effort. It actually has some new leaves on it (I'm keeping it under cover for the winter) but I'll reserve judgement until the spring.

 

I've just bought this one, and stuck it in a chimney pot. It is described as creamy lemon, but looks light green in the image. I doubt it was the one you have just seen, as it don't flower 'til April. Fingers crossed.

Clematis Pixie - Taylors Clematis

 

That's the one Grumpy it looks lovely

 

Pixie is a dwarf variety though. Perfect for growing in a pot, or, as in Grumpys plant, in an old chimneypot.

 

Your right Dai,i'm getting mixed up they are similar though

 

There are so many Clematis varieties it is easy to get confused. When I worked in the garden centre I used to carry a stock of over 110 varieties.:yess: