Clematis 'Arabella' (Arabella [3] ) - a variety of clematis ( clematis ) from the Herbaceous Group , Integrifolia Group .
| Clematis 'Arabella' | |
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| Taxonomy | |
| Kind | Clematis ( lat.Clematis ) |
| Group | Herbaceous Group [1] , Integrifolia Group . |
| Grade | 'Arabella' |
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| Origin | |
| Parents | |
| possibly Clematis integrifolia × Clematis lanuginosa [2] | |
| Country of origin |  Great Britain |
| Breeder | Barry Fretwell, 1990 |
The variety is named after the wife of Lieutenant General Eng. John Kiszeli , named Arabella.
Variety Description
Diploid [1]
The length of the shoots is 1.5-1.8 m.
The shoots are semi-grassy. The leaves are simple, leathery.
Flowering time: June-October.
The flowers are bluish-violet or purplish-blue, the stamens are cream-white-yellow, 7.5-9 cm in diameter. Petals 4-8 [2] . Anthers yellow [4] .
Agricultural Engineering
Location: sunny or partial shaded areas.
Cropping group : 3 (strong) [4] . In the first year, it is recommended to trim above 2-3 pairs of buds about 20 cm from the ground, in subsequent years a little higher [3] .
Clematis 'Arabella' is not picky about soils.
Frost resistance zone : 4-9 [4] .
Raised shoots, not clinging to the supports. Left without support spreads on the ground. Beautifully intertwined with other plants. It is steady. It is used as a groundcover or balcony plant [3] .
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Clematis 'Arabella' on HelpMeFind.com
- ↑ 1 2 3 Clematis 'Arabella' on Clematis on the Web
- ↑ 1 2 3 Clematis 'Arabella' on the Clematis Container Nursery site
- ↑ 1 2 3 Everett Leeds, Mary K. Toomey. An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Clematis. - Timber Pres, 2001 .-- P. 428. - ISBN 1604692030 .