Clematis

A beautiful variety with single, red-white flowers pointing upwards and outside, 12-15 cm across. Petals slightly wavy at the edges. Deep red antherns...

A highly attractive Japanese cultivar of double, pink flowers 10-14 cm in diameter, consisting of numerous sepals varying from elliptic to narrow – needle-shaped, bright-pink, sometimes nearly red that acquire green splashes in cold weather. Stamens and staminodia are of green hue but they turn pink when full blown. Free-flowering from May till June. Flowers cover the plant tightly, nearly from the very bottom to the top. Light green leaves usually consist of three pointed elliptic leaflets. Reaches 1–1.5 m height. Climbs by means of leaf petiolae. Suitable for growing over obelisks and other low garden supports as well as low trellises. Well-adjusted to container cultivation. Awards: bronze medal at Plantarium'2013 in Booskop; bronze medal at Zieleń to Życie'2013 in Warsaw; golden medal at Flowers-Expo'2013 in Moscow.

The latest and undoubtedly one of the most beautiful of Clematis. Beautiful, large flowers are always full. Blooms very liberally by June and July, as well as awards like a mass of white flowers, which reach a diameter of 12-15 cm. With colder weather, the flowers may appear...

Beautiful Polish cultivar from Szczepan Marczyński's collection of light pink-violet flowers, turning white toward the centre and pinkish veins. Flowers 10-12 cm in diameter, consist of 4-6 rhomboid petals with slightly wavy edges. The anthers are almost black on creamy filaments...

Japanese cultivar of bell-shaped, light blue, nodding flowers 3,5-4 cm in diameter, with wavy edges and curling tips. Flowers borne from July to September. Leaves, 16 cm long and 17 cm wide. New shoots are...

Exceptionally long flowering, full of creamy pink bell-shaped, nodding flowers. Stamens consist of yellow anthers on white filaments. Blooms from mid-June to the end of October. The leaves are ...

The latest cultivar from Szczepan Marczyński's collection. Flowers are velvety, purple-violet, 10-12 in diameter. The stamens have purple-blue anthers on creamy-green filaments. It blooms ...

A Polish variety raised by Szczepan Marczyński, introduced in the market in summer 2012 . Flowers on old wood are semi-full, 12 – 18 cm in diameter, with sepals longer on the outside and gradually shorter towards the center. Sepals are light pink with a darker, deeper pink blush on the edges and in the central bar. Single flowers on new shoots, 10 – 12 cm in diameter, usually with 6 slightly twisting, pale pink sepals. Stamens with light yellow anthers on creamy filaments. Flowers are borne at the end of May till July and reappear, although less profusely, in August - September. Reaches 2m height. Attaches itself to the support by means of twining leaf petioles. Suitable for growing along trellises, poles and other kinds of garden supports. It looks pretty climbing over natural supports such as deciduous or coniferous shrubs as well as over dwarf shrubs that don’t require hard pruning. It looks best displayed against dark background.

Beautiful, new variety raised by Szczepan Marczyński. Flowers on old wood are full. They are 14-15 cm in diameter, creamy-pink, sharp-pointed. On new shoots appear single flowers with a darker border, usually facing upwards. In the middle ...

Japanese, unusual variety of double, rosette-like flowers 12-15 cm in diameter, consisting of about 120 sepals. Sepals are elliptic, pointy, slightly wavy and pointing down. Light green when still buds (which refers to the name of the plant - 'Midori' means green in Japanese)...

Beautiful Polish cultivar breed by Szczepan Marczyński. Flowers are violet-pink, almost round that gets lighter towards the center and have an ornamented pinkish veins. They are 8-10 cm in diameter...

Charming, Japanese cultivar of deep pink, bell-shaped, nodding, pleasantly fruity-scented flowers. They are small, 3-3,5 cm in diameter. Stamens consist of golden anthers on white filaments. Blooming period- from July to October. It grows up to 2,5-3 m in height. In August - October also look interesting seed heads. Leaves...

A beutiful Japanese variety with violet-blue, velvety flowers, 10 cm in diameter. This climbes has lovely 4-petals flowers with yellow anthers atop...

A very interesting Japanese cultivar with double flowers 11-14 cm in diameter, consisting of more than 60 sepals. They are lanceolate, pointed, slightly wavy, with tips pointing downwards. Light green buds, with pink margins, become white when opening. The anthers...

An original variety of light blue flowers with irregular light violet splashes getting lighter towards the centre and pinkish veins. Medium flowers 10-12 cm in diameter, consist of...

 A delightfully, elegant Japanese variety of deep violet, nodding flowers, 1.5-2 cm in diameter, with lighter margins and sharp, imaginative recurving outside vertices. It blooms for a long time on this year's woods, from May to October. The leaves are...

Beautiful Polish cultivar bred by Polish plantsman Szczepan Marczyński, named after the Jesuit brother Stefan Franczak (1917-2009). Has a bright blue flowers with a lighter stripe along the midrib, whitening towards the centre. The flowers are 6-10 cm in diameter, consist of...

Polish variety raised by Szczepan Marczyński, available for purchase from summer 2012. Flowers are 10-12 cm in diameter, of white-blue colour, full, round or semi-spherical when full-blown (30-50 sepals), both on old and new wood. Elliptical, pointed and slightly wavy sepals, pointing down. Darker on the edges and lighter in the middle and at the base. 1-5 cm length and 1-4cm width. Stamens consist of yellow anthers on white-cream filaments. Light-yellow pistils. Blooms profusely nearly from the very bottom of the plant in June-July. It usually continues flowering in August, although less profusely. Simple or trifoliate leaves are 7-10 cm long and 4-6cm wide, glossy light-green with purple petioles and new leaves’ edges. Reaches 2m in height. Attaches itself to the support by means of twining leaf petioles. Suitable for growing along trellises, poles and other kinds of lower garden supports. It could climb natural supports such as deciduous or coniferous shrubs. Thrives in sunny sites and looks particularly well displayed against dark background.