'12-6-2' Clematis

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'12-6-2' clematis Description

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Availability:

Commercially available

Synonyms:

• Violet Stardust

Origin:

Bred by Hans A. Hansen (United States, 2012).

Class:

Herbaceous Group.

Bloom:

Purple, cream anthers. 4 to 5 petals. Average diameter 1.5". Small, single bloom form. Late spring to early summer, late summer to early autumn.

Habit:

Compact, upright.

Height: up to 25" (up to 65cm). Width: up to 28" (up to 70cm).

Patents:

United States - Patent No: PP 30,555 on 4 Jun 2019 VIEW USPTO PATENT
Application No: 15/932,903 on 17 May 2018

Inventors: Hansen; Hans A. (Zeeland, MI)
Assignee: Walters Gardens, Inc. (Zeeland, MI)
The new plant was hybridized by the inventor at a wholesale perennial nursery in Zeeland, Mich., USA. `Violet Stardust` was a single seedling selection from a cross made in the summer of 2012. The seed was from an unreleased, unnamed, blue-flowering selection of Clematis integrifolia (not patented) as the female parent, times Clematis recta `Serious Black` (not patented) as the male parent. The new plant passed the original evaluation in summer of 2014 at a wholesale perennial nursery in Zeeland, Mich., USA and was the subject of the subsequent evaluations identified by the breeder code 12-6-2.

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