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Identification please

9 years ago

I discovered this strange pale green clematis flowering through a bushy C.montana when I was pruning. The flowers are mainly 6 tepaled and each is 'rolled' inwards. The leaf seen with the flower actually belongs to the montana; the leaf belonging to the green flowered clematis is shown in the bottom picture. Can anyone assist with identification please?

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opheliathornvt zone 5
9 years ago
I've never seen anything like that!
hoverfly - London
9 years ago
My mystery clematis looked quite similar to yours a couple of weeks ago. Maybe you could wait and see how the flowers develop and take some pics when they're fully open.
I'm guessing mine to be florida alba plena. Yours could be the same but it's hard to tell at this stage.

Here is a link that might be useful: different stages of alba plena pic
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