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Clematis For Partial Shade and North Walls

Most clematis require at least a 1/2 day of sun or strong filtered light to bloom well. Gardeners living in warm weather states such as California that have very long growing seasons and very hot temperatures can plant most clematis in a partial shade aspect. However, those living in colder climates with a shorter growing season need to adhere more closely to the following recommendations. The varieties below are only some suggestions and by no means represents all the varieties that can be grown in partial shade.

Alabast
alpina cultivars (click then scroll to "A" listings)
Andromeda
Asao
Bees Jubilee
Bella
Blue Gem
The Bride
Carnaby
cartmanii Joe
Comtesse de Bouchaud
C.W. Dowman
Daniel Deronda
Dawn
Dr. Ruppel
Edith
Elsa Spath
florida Plena
florida Sieboldiana
forsteri
General Sikorski
Hakuba
Henryi
H.F. Young
John Warren
x jouiniana Praecox
Ken Donson
Lady Northcliffe
Lasurstern
Lemon Chiffon
Lilactime
macropetala cultivars (click then scroll in "M" listings)
Marie Boisselot
Masquerade
montana cultivars (click then scroll in "M" listings)
Moonlight
Mrs. Cholmondeley
Multi-Blue
Nelly Moser
Peveril Pearl
Pink Cameo
Pink Fantasy
Roko Kolla
Silver Moon
Souvenir du Capitaine Thuilleaux
Special Ocassion
Twilight
Victoria
Viticella cultivars (click then scroll in "V" listings)
Will Goodwin