The light purple blooms of Amethyst Beauty take on a purplish blue color as they mature with red antlers that open. The slightly ruffled petals give this clematis a nice look. It is a great rebloomer, blooming in early summer and then again in August. Standing 6-8' tall, it is great planted around patios, on a trellis or an arbor.

Originally known as 'Evipo 061', this charming dwarf clematis grows only 4 ft. tall in part shade, producing large numbers of silvery-lilac flowers with white and maroon stamens from late spring to early fall. Delightfully easy to grow, it is perfect for garden beds or borders. Prune hard each spring back to 6-12" from the ground. Top-mulch to keep roots cool and add lime to reduce soil acidity.    (Pots/Partial Shade)

Dynamic and dramatic are two words that sum up the glowing red 5" diameter flowers that cover this Evison variety from late spring through late summer. Growing 6-8 ft. tall, it requires light pruning only to keep the plant tidy. It is best planted in full sun.

This compact, free-flowering R.E. variety bears pretty pink 4" diameter flowers that have six pointed petals and attractive red anthers. Growing to 4 ft. high in sun to part shade, it's strong blooming power sets this variety apart with flowers from May-Sept. Prune hard each spring back to 6-12" from the ground. Top-mulch to keep roots cool and add lime to reduce soil acidity. 

This vine holds the colour of the velvet deep red blossoms very well during the heat of summer. The blossoms are very dark, almost near black, and then mature to a deep ruby colour. Said to be one of the most superior of the Clematis, its free blooming flowers grow in abundance throughout the summer on vines that reach up to 12 feet or more. Plant in sun or partial sun. (Partial Shade)

Dusky pink, two-tone 3 inch diameter blooms appear in May-June and again in September. This compact variety grows only 3-5 ft. tall and is ideal for smaller gardens and patio containers, although it will require a short trellis or obelisk for support. It grows best in sun or light shade and should be pruned lightly in spring.

Unusual large 6-7" two toned lavender-blue flowers with creamy yellow centers cover this compact 4-5 ft. vine from June to July, then again August to September in sun or part shade. Ideal for the smaller garden, it also lends itself to seasonally planting in containers.

Make your neighbors envious with this show-stopping bluish-purple clematis! This vigorous vine produces gorgeous double 4-6 inch diam. blooms all summer long. Best in full sun, it should be pruned lightly after flowering to encourage re-blooming.

This little charmer grows only 2-3 ft. and is ideal for small spaces! Its blooms are comprised of 6-8 rounded, bluish creamy white petals. Blooming profusely in the early summer, it continues on and off until fall. Tolerant of all light conditions, it should be pruned back to 12 inches each spring. Top mulch to keep roots cool. Add lime to reduce soil acidity.  (Partial Shade)

Gorgeous rich blue-purple, fully double 4-6 inch wide pompon-like blooms cover this exceptional free-flowering R.E. variety throughout the summer. Each bloom lasts up to 4 weeks. Growing to 7 ft. tall in sun or light shade, it should be lightly pruned before growth starts in the spring.

This Evison Boulevard member offers everything you love about Clematis, but on a smaller scale! Bearing vibrant magenta blooms with dark ventral veining and a yellow center twice a season, it grows 4 ft. tall in sun or part shade. Blooming on new and old growth, keep its roots cool with a layer of mulch and add lime to reduce soil acidity. Perfect for training up a obelisk, it also grows well in a pot on your patio.   (Pots & Obelisks)

Jie has bright red spring blooms with brown anthers, flowering off the old and new wood.  It has a compact habit and is exceptionally free-flowering. It has a good repeat flowering habit. Its main flowering period is late spring-early summer and it flowers again late summer-early autumn.  The late summer and early autumn flowers are smaller in size. Grows 4 to 7 feet in size.

An interesting plant that will produce single semi-double and fully-double flowers all at the same time on the same plant. Very free flowering. Its mid-violet-blue flowers (sometimes darker in summer) ensure it looks good in direct sunshine.  Looks stunning when grown with grey foliage or variegated free-standing or wall-trained shrubs. Grows 5 to 6 feet.
 

This fast growing vine has fragrant purple-red blooms with striking yellow centers from June through September. Contrasting foliage is purplish green. Best planted in sun or part shade.

Dazzle your garden with a vine that bears huge 8" glowing crimson flowers accented with darker crimson anthers and light pink filaments. This pretty climber can add a touch of elegance to any landscape with its June to July flowering that is repeated in September. Growing 8-10 ft. tall in full sun, it blooms on old and new growth. Keep its roots cool with a layer of mulch and add lime to reduce soil acidity.

This clematis produces beautiful rich red double, semi-double and single flowers that are up to 6 inches in size from late spring to mid summer and again in autumn.  The leaves are slighter darker than most clematis and somewhat shiny. Marvellous in containers and for growing up an obelisk or over pergolas or arches.

This impressive free-flowering compact climber bears 4-6 inch diameter double pink feathered petals with a large pompon center all summer. Best in sun or part shade, it should be lightly pruned to tidy plant after major flowering. Top mulch to keep roots cool. Add lime to reduce soil acidity.  (Partial Shade)

Bearing large glowing magenta blooms in late June-September, this variety is one of the most reliable for southern Ontario. Growing vigorously in sun, it requires hard early spring pruning for best bloom. Top mulch to keep roots cool and add lime to decrease soil acidity. 

Our newest clematis cultivar bears 6-7 inch white flowers which are frosted with a tinge of blue when they first open and adds a cool, refreshing look to the garden in May through June and again in September. Blooming on old and new wood, it grows 6 ft. tall in sun or part shade.

This early-flowering, compact clematis bears festive, deep-pink flowers uniquely striped with white bars that can reach 6-8 inches in diam. Blooming heavily in early summer, it repeats in late summer.. Growing 6-8 ft. tall, it does well in sun or light shade and is ideal for containers or small gardens. (Pots & Trellis)

This dramatic member of Raymond Evison Patio Collection with its intense 5 inch diam. scarlet-red flowers and creamy yellow anthers makes a spectacular display in May-June, with a repeat showing in August. Reaching 8 ft. tall, it does best in sun with mulch to shade the roots.

This highly popular variety bears large satiny lavender-blue blooms with dark stamens and rounded sepals. Although it grows vigorously, it requires little pruning. Plant in sun. Top mulch to keep roots cool and add lime to reduce soil acidity.

This popular variety bears large pale mauve blooms with strong carmine bars in May-June and August thru September on all wood. Best in part shade, flower colour will fade in full sun.

A profuse bloomer! Vibrant magenta blooms cover this clematis in mid summer to early fall. In full to part sun, this variety reaches 8-10ft. in height.

This unusual dwarf clematis grows to a height of just 30cm and bears trailing stems rather than climbing tendrils, so it’s perfect for using as groundcover, as well as growing in hanging baskets and pots. ‘Filigree’ bears single and semi-double frilly lavender flowers throughout summer. Top mulch to keep roots cool and add lime to reduce soil acidity.    (Pots/Partial Shade)

This large-flowered Clematis adds dramatic color to the garden in late spring and again in early fall. Its dark lavender flowers and pale yellow centers are mostly semi-double during the first bloom period and single during the second bloom period. Growing 8-10 ft. tall in full sun to part shade, it blooms on old and new growth. Keep its roots cool with a layer of mulch and add lime to reduce soil acidity.

This amazing multi-flowered and extremely free-flowering plant makes a great addition to those clematis that can be grown with roses at the base of an archway or pergola, or even free-standing roses in a border. Also ideal for growing in a container on an obelisk for the deck garden, patio or outdoor dining area with a compact size. It looks tremendous when grown in association with purple foliaged shrubs, and prefers full sun locations.

An outstanding plant for growing in a container for the deck garden, patio or outdoor dining area due to its fullness of flower - or in a smaller corner of the garden. It has a very free-flowering and bushy habit. Can also be grown most successfully in a garden setting and it is ideal for the smaller garden where it can be grown against dark green foliaged, free-standing or wall-trained shrubs. It grows to 5 to 6 feet tall in most sitings. It flowers in mid spring to early summer and again in late summer.

Large pale pinkish white 5 inch diameter flowers with red anthers bloom freely from July to September! After pruning all branches to within 2-3 ft. from the ground each March, it could grow to 12 ft. tall in sun. Top mulch to keep roots cool and add lime to reduce soil acidity.

A truly easy-to-grow clematis from Proven Winners! Abundant light purple flowers with magenta undertones cover this clematis all summer long. Creamy white stamens provide charming contrast. This Jackmanii hybrid is a vigorous grower, yet maintains a nice compact size (to 6') that is perfect for training on fences or trellises. It flowers on new wood so you simply prune it back to two feet each spring.

This selection bears flushed white medium-sized flowers with a distinctive pink stripe down the centre of each petal cover this 3-4 ft. tall vine from May to October with seed heads developing after flowers fade. Best in partial shade or sun, it needs a layer of mulch to keep the roots cool and lime to reduce soil acidity. Perfect for training up a obelisk or wall, it also grows well in a pot on your patio.

This vigorous climber produces a continuous parade of 3-4" diameter snow white blooms with purple-tipped stamens from late spring to early summer and again in early fall with intermittent flowers in the middle of summer. Growing 4-5 ft. tall in part sun, it make a stunning show when blooming in patio pots or cascading over garden fences or trellises. Top mulch to keep roots cool and add lime to reduce soil acidity.

This new variety from Raymond Evison bears flamboyant deep reddish-purple blooms 5-6 inches across, have contrasting yellow stamens from May to September and bloom on old and new wood. Growing 8-10 ft. tall in sun or light shade, it is a strong climber.

Pretty mauve-blue 4" diameter flowers with red anthers appear in May-June and in July-August. Each open flower remains clean and unfading for a long time, making it ideal for fresh arrangements. Best in sun or part shade, it should be pruned lightly after flowering to encourage re-blooming. (Partial Shade)

It's finally here - a colourful alternative to Sweet Autumn from Proven Winners! This hardy vine bears red buds in July which open to rich red, magenta and purple star-shaped blooms for a dramatic multi-coloured display that continues into mid-September. It also has a distinctive fragrance (like Sweet Autumn). It takes the first year to root in, but once this is done it will grow prolifically reaching 12 ft. tall in sun or part shade. It should be pruned back hard each spring. 

One of the best clematis for a lightly shaded area, this robust variety flowers over a long period in early summer then reblooms in late summer to early fall.  It bears large 4 to 6 inch wide silvery-lavender flowers on a 10 ft. tall vine. Requiring lime to reduce acidity, it also needs a layer of mulch to keep the roots cool. Prune lightly after flowering.

Prolific large white blooms adorn this vine through the summer. Best in full to part sun, this variety reaches 8-10ft. in height.

Free-flowering in May - June, this excellent cultivar bears single 6" diameter white blooms, which become attractive seed heads as flowers fade. It may re-bloom in August. Best in sun, it must be top mulched to keep roots cool. Add lime to reduce soil acidity. Lightly prune to tidy plant.  (Pots & Trellis)

Dramatic 6" diameter bluish purple flowers bear deep pink stripes on each petal. Free-flowering in May-June, it can re-bloom in August. Lightly prune to tidy plant.

Clematis doesn't have to be big to be bold! This R.E. compact grower has a free-flowering habit that produces dusky red flowers with dark brown anthers from June to mid-August. Growing 4-5 ft. tall in sun or part shade, its petite size is suitable for small gardens or even seasonal containers. Top mulch is required to keep roots cool and add lime to reduce soil acidity. Thin in early spring then lightly prune after flowering. (Pots & Trellis)

Our newest Viticella cultivar freely bears rich purple-blue 3" diam. flowers in July - September. Flowers are ideal for cut flower arrangements. Prune hard in early spring. Best in sun, it grows over 10 ft. and should be top-mulched to keep roots cool.

This new beauty freely blooms from June to Sept. with stunning 4-5 inch diameter sapphire blue petals with contrasting creamy yellow anthers. Best in full sun, it should be lightly pruned in April.

This extremely strong-growing and very free-flowering plant can be used as a garden location plant or for growing in a container for the deck garden, patio or outdoor dining area. Normally pink-flowered clematis fade in strong sunlight but Sally holds its colour and is in fact a deeper colour when grown in strong sunshine. It is an excellent plant for growing with roses due to its multi-flowering habit.   (Pots)

Clematis Samaritan Jo produces unusual 5 inch sized pointy layered petals with purple margins against a backdrop of dark green leaves. It will grow 4 to 5 feet in height, making it perfect for smaller spaces or pots. A prolific all-summer bloomer, it will grow in most light situations other than full shade, with the blossom intensity fading in very sunny locations - partial shade is considered best. It blooms in late spring through early summer and again in late summer, and should be pruned hard to 6 inches above ground in spring.

Like a fruity tropical beverage, the large flowering clematis has all the bright hues of deep burgundy red with purple highlights you'd expect to find in a holiday drink! Ideal to brighten a garden trellis, it blooms from mid-spring through summer on both old and new wood. Growing 6-9 ft. tall in sun or part shade, it should be top-mulched to keep roots cool

Exquisite, star-shaped flowers have pale white bars on mauvey-blue petals with crimped, wavy margins topped with lovely reddish brown anthers. Large blooms are borne in abundance from May - September on a neat, compact habit only 3-4 ft tall.  Easy to grow, it is ideal for containers and small partly shaded garden spaces. Top mulch to keep roots cool and add lime to reduce soil acidity.  Pots/Partial Shade)

Also known as 'Eye of the Storm', this variety bears showy white star-shaped flowers with dark burgundy anthers at the ends of the branches from late spring to early fall. It has green foliage throughout the season. An incredibly vigorous Clematis, it grows 8 ft. tall in sun or part shade.

Making its debut in 1883, this Victorian era French heirloom is a study in the beauty of contrast. Each of its profoundly purple petals bears a streak of snowy white that culminates as a pale velvety puff at its center. The 4 inch petals appear in spring and continue coming through early autumn. It can grow to a respectable 10 feet in height and a slender 2 feet wide which makes it perfect for many garden structures.

This 'beauty' bears huge 8 inch fully double flowers that are soft lavender mauve, with paler midribs and deep golden stamens. While the first flowers are fully double, as the season progresses the later flowers could be single. It grows 8-10 ft. tall in sun to part shade, it blooms on new and old growth. 

An impressive Polish cultivar with large 4 to 5 inch very rich red velvety flowers that flower in mid-summer. Blooms on old and new wood at the same time.