(1870)  Page(s) 329.  
 
Clematis atroviolacea

(1870)  Page(s) 322.  
 
The Noisettes are American in origin, and reputed to be between the tea-scented and musk roses.  They are distinct, of vigorous running growth, blooming mostly in bunches, and well throughout the autumn months; hardy, except where too much of the tea blood is visible.  They succeed well near large towns, defying the smoke and blacks even of the London suburbs. [...]  Cornelie Koch.