Clematis crispa New Hope United States Native Plants We selected this exceptional clone

We selected this exceptional clone because of its good vigor and lovely dark purple flowers from November through March

Paeonia 'Kansas' is a wonderful peony that has been another star in our heat-tolerance trials as one of the best of the doubles in our studies

Each clump of Iris ensata 'Silverband' can reach 28" tall x 1' wide

cut some canes in fall and store them overwinter in a bucket of moist peat moss

the stems are smothered with a mass of mauvy violet flowers

Clematis crispa New Hope United States Native Plants We selected this exceptional clone(aka: Clematis crispa A1FL 127) Clematis crispa 'New Hope' is our seed strain from an original plant that we found in 2001, growing in a wet roadside ditch on the outskirts of the Florida Panhandle city of New Hope. In the garden, Clematis crispa 'New Hope' has made a wonderful see through vine, adorned all summer with small dangling purple bells, each highlighted with a white central stripe.