These clematis will flower in autumn
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Clematis 'Bieszczady' is a captivating deciduous climber developed by Polish breeder Szczepan Marczyński and introduced to Australia by Alameda Homestead Nursery in 2025. This variety is celebrated for its large, vibrant pink flowers, measuring 14–20 cm in diameter. Each is adorned with a nearly white central bar and claret anthers on pink filaments. Blooming profusely from late spring to early autumn, it offers a long-lasting display of colour throughout the summer months. Reaching 2 to 3 meters, 'Bieszczady' climbs by twining its leaf petioles around supports, making it ideal for trellises, fences, pergolas, and other garden structures. It thrives in well-drained, fertile soils with a neutral to slightly acidic ph and prefers locations with good light exposure. As a member of pruning group 3, 'Bieszczady' requires hard pruning in early spring to encourage vigorous new growth and abundant flowering. Its striking blooms and robust growth habit make it a standout choice for gardeners seeking to add vertical interest and vibrant colour to their landscapes. -
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Clematis 'Heavenly Blue' is a striking deciduous climber known for its large, deep purplish-blue flowers adorned with creamy yellow anthers. Each bloom measures approximately 12–17 cm in diameter and features 6 to 8 overlapping tepals, creating a lush, full appearance. This cultivar, bred by P. Sorensen in New Zealand around 2002 and introduced in 2007, is a hybrid of 'Lasurstern' crossed with an unknown parent. It typically reaches a height of 2.5 to 3 meters, making it ideal for trellises, fences, or pergolas. 'Heavenly Blue' thrives in well-drained soil and benefits from full sun to partial shade. Its vibrant blooms and vigorous growth habit make it a standout choice for gardeners seeking to add vertical interest and a splash of colour to their landscapes. -
Clematis 'Lech Kaczyński' is a Polish cultivar developed by Polish breeder Szczepan Marczyński and introduced to Australia by Alameda Homestead Nursery in 2025. It is renowned for its large, velvety, purple-violet flowers. Each bloom measures approximately 12–16 cm in diameter and features yellow anthers on creamy filaments, creating a striking contrast against the rich petal colour. This vigorous climber reaches heights of 1.7 to 2 meters, making it ideal for trellises, fences, or pergolas. It thrives in well-drained, fertile soils with a neutral to slightly acidic ph and prefers locations with good light exposure. Belonging to pruning group 2, light pruning is required after the first flowering to encourage new blooms. Its long blooming period and vibrant colours make 'Lech Kaczyński' an excellent choice for adding vertical interest and attracting pollinators to the garden. -
Clematis 'Rüütel' is a captivating deciduous climber celebrated for its large, velvety, deep red flowers, measuring up to 18 cm in diameter. These blooms feature similarly colored stamens, maintaining an impressive depth of colour even as the flowers fade. The narrow sepals often exhibit charming ruffled edges, adding to the plant's visual appeal. This variety blooms in two waves: first in late spring or early summer, then again in late summer to early autumn. Its mid-green ternate leaves provide a lush backdrop throughout the growing season. Compact and vigorous, 'Rüütel' typically reaches heights of 1.5 to 2 meters, making it ideal for containers, small gardens, or training over trellises and arches. Bred by the Kivistik family in Estonia in 1982, the name 'Rüütel' translates to 'knight' in Estonian, reflecting its noble presence in the garden. It thrives in well-drained, fertile soils with neutral to slightly alkaline pH and prefers locations with full sun to partial shade. As a member of pruning group 3, it requires hard pruning in late winter or early spring to encourage vigorous new growth and abundant flowering. 'Rüütel' is also noted for its resilience and its resistance to common pests and diseases. Its striking blooms and robust growth habit make it a standout choice for gardeners seeking to add vertical interest and vibrant colour to their landscapes -
Clematis 'Shirotaka' is a compact, deciduous climber developed by renowned Japanese breeder Hiroshi Hayakawa and introduced to Australia by Alameda Homestead Nursery in 2024. It showcases elegant creamy white flowers, approximately 12–15 cm in diameter, each adorned with a subtle pale green central bar. Blooming from early spring through to autumn, 'Shirotaka' adds a graceful presence to gardens over an extended season. Growing to a manageable height of 1.5 to 2 meters, this variety is ideal for smaller spaces, containers, or training over trellises and arches. It belongs to pruning group 2 and requires light pruning after the first flush of blooms to encourage further flowering. Plant in well-drained soil with consistent moisture for optimal growth, ensuring the roots are kept cool and shaded while the foliage enjoys full sun to partial shade. The name 'Shirotaka' derives from Japanese, where 'Shiro' means white, 'ta' means many, and 'ka' means flower. This name aptly reflects the plant's profusion of white blooms. -
Pale shell pink, single flowers approximately 10-14cm in diameter produced on a moderate vine growing to 1.8-2.4mt in size. Flowers Spring to Autumn. Pruning group 2. deciduous and a climber. -
Creamy white, single flowers approximately 10-14cm in diameter produced on a moderate vine growing to 1.8-2.4mt in size. Flowers Spring to Autumn. Pruning group 2. deciduous and a climber. -
Pale wisteria blue single flowers approximately 15-20cm in diameter produced on a slow vine growing to 1.8-2.4mt in size. Flowers Spring to Autumn. Pruning group 2. deciduous and a climber. -
Strong purplish red with yellow anthers flowers approximately 10-15cm in diameter produced on a small vine growing to 1.0-1.5 metres in size. Flowers late spring to early autumn. Pruning group 3. Deciduous and a climber. -
Bright ruby red single flowers approximately 15-20cm in diameter produced on a vigorous vine growing to 1.8-2.4mt in size. Flowers late Spring to Autumn. Pruning group 3, deciduous and a climber. -
Soft pink, deeper at the margins flowers approximately 14-16.5cm in diameter produced on a compact vine growing to 1.5-1.8mt in size. Flowers spring to autumn. Pruning group 2. deciduous and a climber. -
Purple blue flowers approximately 15-20cm in diameter produced on a moderate vine growing to 2.5-3mt in size. Flowers Spring to Autumn. Pruning group 2. deciduous and a climber. -
Small 5cm red flowers with a boss of pale pink staminodes are produced on a vigorous free flowering vine to 2.5-3.0 metres. Flowers early summer into autumn. Pruning group 3. Deciduous and a climber. -
Medium to large red-purple flowers 10-12cm in diameter are produced on a moderately vigorous vine. Flowers spring to autumn. Pruning group 3 (heavy prune). Deciduous and a climber. -
Large showy pale lavender flowers approximately 15-20cm in diameter produced on a vigorous vine growing to 2.5-3.6mt in size. Flowers Spring to Autumn. Pruning group 2. deciduous and a climber. -
Mauve pink with carmine bar flowers approximately 15-20cm in diameter produced on a slow vine growing to 1.8-2.4mt in size. Flowers Spring to Autumn. Pruning group 2. deciduous and a climber. -
Lavender blue flowers approximately 20-25cm in diameter produced on a moderate vine growing to 2.5-3mt in size. Flowers Spring to Autumn. Pruning group 2. deciduous and a climber. -
Double blue flowers approximately 14-16.5 in diameter produced on a moderate vine growing to 2.0-2.5mt in size. Flowers Spring to Autumn. Pruning group 2. Deciduous and a climber. This variety is a sport of Multi Blue -
Silvery mauve double flowers approximately 10cm in diameter produced on a moderate vine growing to 1.8-2.4mt in size. Flowers Spring to Autumn. Pruning group 2. deciduous and a climber. -
Pale blue flowers approximately 5-7cm in diameter produced on a quite vigorous vine growing to 3-4mt in size. Flowers late Spring to Autumn. Pruning group 3. deciduous and a climber. -
Interesting single to double bluish-purple flowers approximately 15-17cm in diameter produced on a moderate vine growing to 1.8-2.4mt in size. Flowers Spring to Autumn. Pruning group 2. deciduous and a climber. -
Pinkish-lilac flowers with rose-pink stripe flowers approximately 12.5-15cm in diameter produced on a moderate vine growing to 2.5-3.0mt in size. Flowers Spring to Autumn. Pruning group 2. deciduous and a climber. -
A vigorous decidous climber producing large, bright crimson red flowers, pinkish-grey on the outside. Dark brown anthers on pale violet filaments. Growth to 3 mt. Pruning group 3 (hard Prune).This variety is deciduous and a climber. Named after Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski (1901-1981). He was a great and just man whose life was an example to others. -
Medium, double, plum red or mauve flowers approximately 8-10cm in diameter produced on a moderate vine growing to 2.0-3.0 metres in size. Flowers early summer into autumn. Pruning group 3. Deciduous and a climber. A member of the Evison/Poulsen® 'Garland' collection -
The most vigorous of the compact patio range. Clematis Cezanne is suitable in a container or in the garden. Blue flowers with a yellow centre over a long flowering period. 100cm X 60cm. Prune to 30cm in spring
