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    Communities > Forums > Plant Identification
    Forum: Plant IdentificationReplies: 5, Views: 44
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    WantabeGardener
    Jerome, MI (Zone 5b)

    June 29, 2002 12:26 PM

    Post #34379

    I bought this at Wal-marts..It was marked Nelly Moser. This is the first bloom...it should be pink and white stripe, but it is this color. On the back of the flower it has a white stripe down the middle...Any one know which one I have...????? Thanks...Diana

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    philomel
    Castelnau RB Pyrenée
    France (Zone 8a)


    July 1, 2002 7:15 AM

    Post #293634

    Are the sepals (the things that you'd think are petals) all the same colour, not striped WG?

    There are a few this colour, but i think it looks most like Mrs Cholmondeley - a vastly superior clematis to Nelly (IMHO). If you keep her well fed and watered and prune as B or 2 rather than cutting hard back, she will give abundant flowers both early and late in the season.
    :)
    WantabeGardener
    Jerome, MI (Zone 5b)

    July 1, 2002 1:52 PM

    Post #293780

    Yes the petals on the front side are all the same color. It is the back of the petal, that has a white like stripe..
    The reason I wanted Netty...was it was said to bloom in somewhat of shade...But I am happy with this one...I think it is also happy where it is planted...Thanks...I would be very glad to change her to the right name...Mrs Cholmondeley if you still think that is what she is...and I will do as you say...Diana
    philomel
    Castelnau RB Pyrenée
    France (Zone 8a)


    July 1, 2002 10:02 PM

    Post #294155

    Yes, i think rather than being shade tolerant, Nelly shouldn't be planted in sun because her colours fade so fast there. So she looks better in the shade.

    Not certain that this is Mrs Cholmondeley, but it seems most likely to me, so good luck. It looks a lovely clematis anyway...enjoy!
    WantabeGardener
    Jerome, MI (Zone 5b)

    July 2, 2002 12:52 AM

    Post #294315

    Thanks I will think so...I am already enjoying it..What ever it is...Diana
    Evert
    Helsinki
    Finland (Zone 4b)


    July 2, 2002 1:57 PM

    Post #294683

    Great pic! Wanna change cameras?

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