Clematis – River Street Flowerland

2026 RSF

Clematis List

This is a comprehensive list of the clematis we’re growing for the 2026 season. Availability changes throughout the season and this is not a live inventory, so some varieties may sell out. To confirm availability, please call or email us.

Variety	Flower Size (in)	Height	Bloom Time	Pruning Group	Description
Adam’s Courage	4–6″	6–8 ft	Early– mid summer	3	A vigorous clematis with rich purple flowers that bloom freely in summer. It flowers on new growth, making it easy to prune and very reliable year after year. Excellent for trellises and fences where strong summer color is needed.
Avant Garde	4–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– early summer, repeat	2	Fully double, rose-pink flowers give this variety a lush, peony-like appearance. It blooms in late spring with repeat flowering later in the season. Compact growth makes it ideal for containers and smaller garden spaces.
Baroness Fookes	6–8″	8–10 ft	Late spring– early summer, repeat	2	Large violet-blue flowers with softly ruffled petals create a bold, elegant display. It blooms heavily in late spring and often reblooms in summer. A standout choice for obelisks and prominent trellises.
Bees’ Jubilee	6–8″	6–8 ft	Late spring– early summer, repeat	2	Soft pink blooms are highlighted by a deep rose central stripe for strong contrast. Flowers appear in late spring and return later in summer. Its compact size makes it perfect for patios and containers.
Bernadine	4–6″	4–6 ft	Late spring– summer	2	Lavender-blue flowers with a rosy central bar bloom over a long season. This variety stays compact and reblooms reliably. Ideal for containers, small trellises, and tight garden spaces.
Bourbon	4–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Deep wine-red flowers bring rich, dramatic color to the garden. It blooms in late spring with repeat flowering through summer. A dependable, well-behaved clematis for fences and trellises.
Charmaine	4–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer	2	Clear pink flowers with a classic large-flowered clematis form. Blooms appear in late spring and continue through summer with good care. A versatile choice for general garden use.
China Purple	4–6″	8–10 ft	Early– late summer	3	A viticella-type clematis producing masses of rich purple flowers throughout summer. Very heat tolerant and vigorous, blooming on new growth. An excellent low-maintenance option for tall supports.
Comtesse de Bouchard	5–6″	8–12 ft	Early summer– early fall	3	Soft rose-pink flowers cover this vine from early summer into fall. Extremely reliable and easy to grow, even in partial shade. One of the best long-blooming clematis varieties.
Corinne	4–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– early summer, repeat	2	Gentle lavender-pink blooms with subtle striping give a refined look. Flowers appear in spring with repeat blooms later. Compact growth suits containers and small trellises.
Diamantina	5–7″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Fully double lavender-blue flowers open in layers for a luxurious effect. Blooms first in late spring and often again in summer. Best enjoyed up close on trellises or patio structures.
Diana’s Delight	4–6″	6–8 ft	Early– mid summer	3	Bright pink flowers with lighter centers bloom freely in summer. This variety flowers on new growth and is easy to maintain. A cheerful addition to sunny trellises and fences.
Duchess of Edinburgh	5–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– early summer, repeat	2	Elegant double white flowers open from pale green buds. Blooms in late spring with possible repeat flowering. A classic variety for formal gardens and bright accents.
Elpis	4–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Soft lavender-blue blooms with creamy centers offer a calm, elegant presence. Flowers appear in spring and repeat through summer. A versatile clematis for many garden settings.
Giselle	3–4″	4–5 ft	Early summer– early fall	3	Compact clematis with soft pink flowers and deeper central bars. Blooms continuously from early summer into fall. Ideal for containers and small garden spaces.
Guernsey Flute	5–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Creamy white flowers with pale yellow central bars brighten shaded areas. Blooms heavily in late spring with repeat flowering later. A refined and reliable garden performer.
Happy Jack	5–7″	8–12 ft	Early– late summer	3	Large, rich purple flowers bloom from early through late summer. Vigorous and easy to grow, flowering on new growth. Excellent for covering tall trellises and fences.
Henryi	6–8″	8–12 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Large, pure white flowers with contrasting dark anthers create a striking look. Blooms in late spring with repeat flowers in summer. A classic clematis that performs well in partial shade.
H.F. Young	6–8″	8–10 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Lavender-blue flowers with a soft sheen bloom generously in spring. Repeat blooms extend interest into summer. A time-tested variety with dependable performance.
Ithemba	4–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Soft pink flowers with a deeper rose stripe give a romantic appearance. Blooms in spring and reblooms through summer. Compact growth makes it easy to place in many settings.
Jackmanii	4–6″	10–12 ft	Mid– late summer	3	One of the most famous clematis, producing deep purple flowers in midsummer. Vigorous and reliable, flowering on new growth. Excellent for beginners and tall supports.
Jackmanii Superba	4–6″	10–12 ft	Mid– late summer	3	Similar to Jackmanii but with slightly larger, richer-colored blooms. Flowers appear in mid to late summer. A strong, dependable choice for bold color.
Josephine	5–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– early summer, repeat	2	Unusual double flowers change shape and appearance as they mature. Blooms in late spring with additional flowers later. Best placed where its unique blooms can be seen up close.
Kilian Donahue	5–7″	8–12 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Bold magenta-purple flowers with a bright red stripe create strong contrast. Blooms in spring and again in summer. A vigorous yet refined clematis for trellises and fences.
Lindsay	5–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Soft lavender-pink flowers with a gentle, elegant look. Blooms in spring with repeat flowering later. Compact and well suited for containers.
Mrs. Robert Brydon	3–4″	10–12 ft	Early– late summer	3	Small, nodding purple bell-shaped flowers bloom over a very long season. Vigorous and free-flowering on new growth. Excellent for weaving through shrubs or informal plantings.
Multi Blue	4–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Fully double blue-purple flowers give a dense, plush appearance. Blooms in spring with repeat flowering later in summer. Compact and very showy.
Niobe	5–6″	8–12 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Velvety deep red flowers with golden stamens hold their color well. Blooms in spring with repeat flowering through summer. A dramatic classic for strong color impact.
Nubia	5–7″	6–8 ft	Late spring– early summer, repeat	2	Large dark red to burgundy flowers offer rich, saturated color. Blooms in late spring with repeat flowering. Compact and well suited to smaller spaces.
Olympia	6–8″	8–10 ft	Late spring– summer	2	Clear lavender-blue flowers with a strong upright habit. Blooms in late spring and continues into summer. Performs well as a focal vine.
Paniculata (Sweet Autumn)	1–2″	20–30 ft	Late summer– early fall	3	Masses of small white flowers cover the vine in late summer. Highly fragrant and extremely vigorous. Best for large structures and naturalized areas.
Pink Champagne	4–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Soft pink flowers with subtle striping bloom over a long season. Flowers appear in spring and repeat through summer. A refined choice for containers and trellises.
Pink Mink	3–4″	4–6 ft	Early summer– early fall	3	Nodding, bell-shaped pink flowers bloom continuously for months. Light, airy growth makes it ideal for weaving through shrubs. Excellent for naturalistic plantings.
Poseidon Boulevard	5–7″	5–7 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Large lavender-blue flowers on a compact vine. Blooms in late spring with repeat flowering later. Perfect for containers and short trellises.
Ramona	6–8″	8–12 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Large, clear blue flowers hold their color well in sun. Blooms in spring and reblooms through summer. A vigorous and classic garden clematis.
Roguchi	3–4″	6–8 ft	Early summer– early fall	3	Nodding purple-blue bells bloom continuously from early summer into fall. Light, airy growth suits informal gardens. Excellent for weaving through perennials.
Samaritan Jo	4–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Soft lavender-pink flowers with elegant striping bloom in spring. Repeat flowering extends the season. Compact and very garden friendly.
Sarah Elizabeth	4–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer	2	Bright pink flowers with a clean, classic form. Blooms in late spring and continues through summer. A dependable and versatile variety.
Silver Moon	5–7″	8–12 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Pale silvery-lavender flowers glow in evening light. Blooms in spring with repeat flowering later. Elegant and refined on trellises and pergolas.
Stand By Me	3–4″	3–4 ft	Late spring– summer	3	A non-climbing clematis with upright stems and nodding blue-purple bells. Blooms from late spring through summer. Perfect for borders and containers.
Stand By Me Lavender	3–4″	3–4 ft	Late spring– summer	3	Similar to ‘Stand By Me’ but with softer lavender tones. Upright, sturdy growth and long bloom period. Excellent for perennial beds and patio containers.
Sweet Summer Love	1–2″	10–15 ft	Mid summer– early fall	3	Clouds of small purple flowers bloom for months. Highly fragrant and attractive to pollinators. Vigorous and ideal for long-season coverage.
Tangutica	2–3″	10–15 ft	Early summer– early fall	3	Bright yellow lantern-shaped flowers bloom in summer, followed by decorative seed heads. Very tough and easy to grow. Excellent for informal or wild gardens.
Texensis Princess Diana	2–3″	6–8 ft	Early summer– early fall	3	Tulip-shaped pink flowers bloom continuously through summer. Heat tolerant and elegant in form. Ideal for trellises and arches.
Texensis Princess Kate	2–3″	6–8 ft	Early summer– early fall	3	White tulip-shaped flowers edged in pink create a refined look. Long blooming and tolerant of summer heat. Excellent for lighter, airy color.
The President	6–8″	8–10 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Large royal-purple flowers with a classic pointed form. Blooms in late spring with repeat flowering later. A strong, dependable performer.
Tranquilité	4–5″	8–10 ft	Late spring– summer	3	Small white flowers create a soft, airy effect. Blooms in late spring and early summer. Excellent for covering fences and blending into mixed plantings.
Tumaini	4–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Soft pink blooms with deeper striping offer a gentle, romantic look. Blooms in spring and reblooms through summer. Compact and easy to place.
Vicki	4–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Lavender-pink flowers with a neat, well-behaved growth habit. Blooms in spring with repeat flowering later. Ideal for small trellises and containers.
Viticella ‘Étoile Violette’	3–4″	10–12 ft	Early summer– early fall	3	Masses of deep purple flowers bloom from early summer into fall. Extremely reliable and easy to prune. One of the best long-blooming clematis.
Violet Stardust	3–4″	8–10 ft	Early summer– early fall	3	Starry purple blooms with a light, airy feel. Flowers freely over a long summer season. Excellent for weaving through shrubs.
Viva Polonia	5–6″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Bold red flowers with strong color saturation. Blooms in spring with repeat flowering later. Compact and showy for containers or trellises.
Westerplatte	6–8″	6–8 ft	Late spring– summer, repeat	2	Large, velvety deep red flowers with dramatic contrast. Blooms in late spring and reblooms through summer. Compact and ideal for strong color in small spaces.