'C. viticella 'Queen Mother'' Clematis

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'C. viticella 'Queen Mother'' clematis Description

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Availability:

Commercially available

Synonyms:

• Queen Mother
• Zoqum

Origin:

Bred by Willem Straver (Germany, 2003).
Introduced in Netherlands by J. van Zoest bv in 2011 as 'Queen Mother'.

Class:

Texensis-Viorna Group, Viticella Group.

Bloom:

Purple - red, purple reverse, white stamens, yellow anthers. up to 4 petals. Average diameter 1.5". Small, bell-shaped bloom form. Early summer to late autumn.

Habit:

Height: 6'7" to 9'10" (200 to 300cm).

Growing:

USDA zone 5a and warmer.

Patents:

United States - Patent No: PP 23,920 on 24 Sep 2013 VIEW USPTO PATENT
Application No: 13/374,146 on 14 Dec 2011

Inventors: Straver; Willem (Emmerich, DE)
‘Zoqum’ was derived from an ongoing breeding program by the Inventor at his nursery in Emmerich, Germany....‘Zoqum’ was selected in 2007 as a single unique plant and arose from a cross made in 2003. The Inventor did not keep the records on the proprietary seedlings used for the cross, therefore the parentage is unknown.

Parentage:

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Notes:

Classed in the Viticella-group by the breeder, but exhibits characteristics of the texensis-group.