Please ID this clematis

14 years ago

This was the first clematis I ever bought, and it does perform beautifully. I know it is a common color, but I will post a close up too.

Close up - these blooms start at out 3 to 4 inches in diameter and grow larger to as much as seven inches during the week or so they are blooming;

A picture of the plant:

Thank you for any help.

kay

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talynnp
14 years ago
Looks like Rhapsody to me.....
dublinbay z6 (KS)
14 years ago
Maybe H.F. Young? (Hope I have the initials right.) Mine is blooming right now and looks a lot like yours. Mine also blooms well before any of the other clemmies. Does your bloom early?

Mine is a Group II--if you can tell the difference between a Group II and a Group III clem, that might help you identify your clem also.

Kate
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organic_kitten
Original Author
14 years ago
Dublin,

I think you are right. I looked at pictures of HL Young online, and that is precisely how mine looks. Thank you so much.

kay
jeanne_texas
14 years ago
It is "H.F.Young"..Jeanne

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