This monograph stresses the species of Clematis, unlike The Gardener's Guide to Growing Clematis, which features the cultivars.
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Clematis is the most popular of all garden climbers, a popularity that is undoubtedly due to the astonishing range of varieties available. This new book stresses the species of Clematis, unlike The Gardener's Guide to Growing Clematis (page 27), which features the cultivars.
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Clematis is the most popular of all garden climbers, a popularity that is undoubtedly due to the astonishing range of varieties available. This new book stresses the species of Clematis, unlike The Gardener's Guide to Growing Clematis, which features the cultivars.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great book on Lesser Known Clematis,
By NVG "NVG" (Connecticut, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Clematis: A Gardener's Guide to the Genus (Hardcover)
There are loads of books out there that cover the large and showy garden clematis, but far fewer that discuss the generally smaller-flowered (though equally spectacular), and to me far more interesting, species. This book is a wealth of botanical and cultural information as to species which are almost always passed over or treated cursorily elsewhere. If nothing else, the photos are great to have. If you are looking to broaden your knowledge of the grand diversity of the plant world or thinking of adding something to your garden that beautifully shows of your great good taste and discernment and is generally more graceful, more refined and more subtle then that vine that all your neighbors have clambering over their mailboxes, you should explore this book. Highly recommended.
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I agree with the other review on content and pictures. I'm fairly elderly and would have greatly enjoyed this if I didn't need a magnifying glass for the index. If a larger format had been used the text and pictures would be even better.
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At the time of writing there are just over 100 species of clematis available in the horticultural trade. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
plumose tail, achenes ovate, achenes hairy, lateral cymes, leaflets papery, orientalis group, bushy places, leaves ternate, vigorous evergreen climber, stamens glabrous, becoming glabrescent, achenes pubescent, plumose style, subacute apex, achenes glabrous, vigorous deciduous climber, sepal margins, twining petioles, sepals glabrous, leaflets oval, leaflets ovate, leaflets elliptical, leaflets leathery, glabrous pedicels, flowers hermaphrodite Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Christopher Grey-Wilson, New Zealand, Raymond Evison, Royal Horticultural Society, Award of Merit, Ernest Henry Wilson, Inner Mongolia, Section Viorna, Magnus Johnson, Section Meclatis, New Guinea, Subgenus Clematis, North American, South Island, South Korea, New Mexico, North Korea, Phillip Cribb, Section Aspidanthera, Virgin's Bower, Marsyandi Valley, Martyn Rix, Subgenus Viorna, Tien Shan, George Forrest New!
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Front Cover | Front Flap | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Flap | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
At the time of writing there are just over 100 species of clematis available in the horticultural trade. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
plumose tail, achenes ovate, achenes hairy, lateral cymes, leaflets papery, orientalis group, bushy places, leaves ternate, vigorous evergreen climber, stamens glabrous, becoming glabrescent, achenes pubescent, plumose style, subacute apex, achenes glabrous, vigorous deciduous climber, sepal margins, twining petioles, sepals glabrous, leaflets oval, leaflets ovate, leaflets elliptical, leaflets leathery, glabrous pedicels, flowers hermaphrodite Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Christopher Grey-Wilson, New Zealand, Raymond Evison, Royal Horticultural Society, Award of Merit, Ernest Henry Wilson, Inner Mongolia, Section Viorna, Magnus Johnson, Section Meclatis, New Guinea, Subgenus Clematis, North American, South Island, South Korea, New Mexico, North Korea, Phillip Cribb, Section Aspidanthera, Virgin's Bower, Marsyandi Valley, Martyn Rix, Subgenus Viorna, Tien Shan, George Forrest New!
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Front Cover | Front Flap | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Flap | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Trees and Shrubs: Hardy in the British Isles (Volume II: D-M) by W. J. Bean on page 162, and Back Matter
- The British Isles (Cambridge Regional Geography) by A. V. Hardy on page 162, and Back Matter
- Clematis As Companion Plants by Barry Fretwell in Back Matter
- Growing Clematis by Raymond Evison in Back Matter
- Trees and Shrubs (Hearst Garden Guides) by William Thomas in Back Matter
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