clematis

12 years ago

Early this spring , growing on a public building in the city, I saw a FABULOUS white clematis that was unbelievably fragrant. Would that have been Clematis Armandii ? It was huge !

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buyorsell888
12 years ago
C. armandii has long pointed leaves, different from most Clematis.
gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
12 years ago
Probably :-) Not too many early blooming, highly fragrant big vine types.....armandii fits the bill. If it were in bloom a bit later - like now - I'd suggest the possibility of C. montata 'Wilsonii'. Also a big, white flowered, fragrant clem.
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