Mislabeled Clematis, Need ID

12 years ago

Hi. I bought this Clematis several years ago and the tag said it was HF Young, but lately I've seen a picture of HF Young, and it looks nothing like mine! Mine is pink. I would really appreciate someone trying to ID it for me. Thanks.

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bob414
12 years ago
There are many clematis with similar colors to yours. It reminds me of my Carnaby but as I said, there are many with those colors.
buyorsell888
12 years ago
Not HF Young. Could be Carnaby and there are others with that coloration.
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pmermakov
12 years ago
Maybe it is Dr Ruppel, which seems to be available more often than Carnaby.
carolyn18810
12 years ago
Definitely Dr.Ruppel

http://www.clematis.hull.ac.uk/new-clemdetail.cfm?dbkey=143

http://www.clematis.hull.ac.uk/new-clemdetail.cfm?dbkey=102

Check out the anthers on both pictures on COW - The anthers on Dr. Ruppel are golden and frothy, whereas Carnaby has red anthers with a white spot in the center.

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