Index of Clematis References in Previous Journals
I am pleased to announce the index of clematis cultivar references in previous journals has been updated and now covers journals from 2005 to 2014 inclusive. My thanks to Ton Hannink for analysing these previous journals and providing the base data for this index. We hope to add data from other years as time permits. Given the number of entries, there are bound to be some mistakes, hopefully not too many, but if you come across anything you believe is incorrect, I’d be grateful if you’d drop me an email so that I can correct it in the next issue.
I have provided the index as file, in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format. You can look at it and search it “online”, download to your computer and search it locally or print it, the choice is yours.
To view of download this index please use the link, International Clematis Society Index of Journal Clematis References. The index is approximately 218 Kbytes large and 48 pages.
Contents of Previous Journals
The following Past Journals are available for purchase by International Clematis Society Members and members of Affiliated Societies:-
- 2020 A5 160 pages with 370 colour pictures
- 2019 A5 208 pages with 480 colour pictures
- 2018 A5 140 pages with 235 colour pictures
- 2017 A5 160 pages with 460 colour pictures
- 2016 A5 160 pages with 339 colour pictures
- 2015 A5 188 pages with 515 colour pictures
- 2014 A5 176 pages with 355 colour pictures
- 2013 A5 164 pages with 364 colour pictures
- 2012 A5 164 pages with 393 colour pictures
- 2011 A5 160 pages with 315 colour pictures
- 2010 A5 192 pages with 389 colour pictures and 6 black and white sketches
- 2009 A5 176 pages with 192 colour pictures
- 2008 A5 144 pages with 192 colour pictures
- 2007 A5 144 pages with 118 colour pictures
- 2006 A5 176 pages with 238 colour pictures
- 2005 A5 160 pages with 116 colour pictures
- 2004 A5 144 pages with 92 colour pictures
- 2003 A5 160 pages with 61 colour pictures
- 2002 A5 160 pages with 76 colour pictures
- 2001 A5 144 pages with 86 colour pictures
- 2000 A5 112 pages with 46 colour pictures
- June 1986 Vol 3 No 1 and December 1986 Vol 3 No 2 A4
- Winter 1985 No 4 A4 black and white pictures
- Spring 1985 No 3 A4
See below for details on each issue.
The following Past Journals are now out of print, details are included here for reference only:-
- 1999 A5 112 pages with 47 colour pictures
- 1998 A5 84 pages with 24 colour pictures
- 1996/7 A4 92 pages with 19 colour photocopied pages – details to be supplied later
- 1995/6 A4 94 pages with 13 colour photocopied pages – details to be supplied later
- 1994 A4 68 pages with 9 colour photocopied pages – details to be supplied later
- 1993 A5 118 pages with 8 colour pages – details to be supplied later
- 1992 A5 80 pages with 4 colour pages – details to be supplied later
- 1990 A5 colour pictures
- 1988 A5 black and white pictures
- Winter 1987 Vol 4 No 1 A4
2020 A5 160 pages with 370 colour pictures
Society Business
From your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
President’s Report – Jeff Jabco, President
Financial Report 2019 – Roy Nunn, Treasurer
Contributors
Constitutional General Meeting – Draft Minutes
Appendix A – Treasurer’s Report 2019
Appendix B – Seed Exchange Overview
Registration of Clematis
2019 Registrations – Sarah Holme, RHS International Registrar for cultivated plants (Clematis and Lily)
Technical Topics
Rock Garden Clematis – Panayoti Kelaidis
Variations of Clematis viorna in North Carolina – Gary W. Vann
Clematis Classification
New Classification System News Update – Linda Beutler, Classification Committee Chairperson (emeritus)
New Clematis Classification System – What Next? – Fiona Woolfenden
Background to the New Clematis Classification System – Linda Beutler & Fiona Woolfenden
Explaining Clematis Pruning to support the New Horticultural Classification System – Linda Beutler
New Horticultural Classification for the Genus Clematis
Key for Ranges
Key for Ranges and Sets
Portland Presentations
Cooperative Clematis Trial, 2014 to Present – Jeff Jabco
Clematis You Need – You Need Clematis – Dan Long
I.Cl.S. Meeting – Portland 2019
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
Ainworth House and Garden – Barbara Evans
Lan Su Chinese Garden – Christian Theurer
Argyle Winery Garden & Tasting House – Fiona Woolfenden
Dancing Oaks Nursery – Stephanie Changaris
Sebright Gardens – Heidrun Kläser
Bauman Farm and Garden Center – Heidrun Kläser
Silver Star Vinery – Lyndy Broder
Two Gardens in Vancouver, Washington – Laura Watson
Garden of Linda Rectanus
Garden of Vanessa Nagel
Rogerson Clematis Garden – Helga Marie Huber
McCoy Family Nursery – Kathy Dunn
And finally – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis around the World
The Beauty of Viorna – Huahecao Tian
Polish Clematis Stamps – compiled by Ken Woolfenden
My Good Clematis – Charlene and Bill Tuttle
Of Clematis and Clematarians
Clematis as Cut Flowers, Part 2 – Brigitte Niemela
A New Style in Cut Flower Clematis – compiled by Ken Woolfenden
Clematis ‘The Jewell’ – Val Le May Neville-Parry
People’s Choice Clematis Trial – Fiona Woolfenden
Clematis in our Flat – Tamara and Valera Bubliy
Breeding Clematis – Takeo Sano
Clematis acerifolia with flowers – Ton Hannink
Clematis ‘Sweet Dreams’ – Ton Hannink
Clematis shenlungchiaensis – Ton Hannink
Mike Warren says “Let them eat Cake!” – Ken Woolfenden
Joy Creek Nursery Award – compiled by Ken Woolfenden
Other Clematis News – compiled by Ken Woolfenden
Raymond Evison Clematis
Clematis Societies and Clematis Events
British Clematis Society – Lizzie Gibbison, Chair
Friends of the Rogerson Clematis Collection – Linda Beutler, Curator, Rogerson Clematis Collection
Clematis through the year – Mike Warren
Nursery Members
2019 A5 208 pages with 480 colour pictures
Society Business
From your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
President’s Report – Jeff Jabco, President
Financial Report 2018 – Roy Nunn, Treasurer
Contributors
Constitutional General Meeting – Draft Minutes
Registration of Clematis
2018 Registrations – Duncan Donald
In Memoriam
Jan Fopma, 1928 to 2018 – Wim Snoeijer
Some Stories about Jan Fopma’s Clematis – Wim Snoeijer
The International Clematis Register entries for Jan Fopma
Hans Ruedi Horn-Gfeller, 1920 to 2019
Hans Ruedi Horn-Gfeller – Ken Woolfenden
HansRüdi Horn – Werner Stastny
Hans R Horn Gfeller in Memory – Karin Sundström
Hans Ruedi Horn – Marianne Fistarol
Technical Topics
New Zealand Clematis Species – Fiona Woolfenden
C. marmoraria – Fiona Woolfenden
Hunting for Clematis acerifolia Maxim. in the Wild – Huahecao Tian, compiled by Charles and Samanthi Hills
Clematis acerifolia in Holland – Ton Hannink
The Royal Botanic Garden of Edinburgh Herbarium – Fiona Woolfenden
The Royal Botanic Garden of Edinburgh Library – Fiona Woolfenden
Rejuvenation – Tamara and Valera Bubliy
I.Cl.S. Presentation – Scotland 2018
Clematis montana at Wemyss Castle Gardens – Fiona Woolfenden
I.Cl.S. Meeting – Scotland 2018
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
Shepherd House – Anne Forster-Mollinet
Hunters Tryst – Fiona & Ken Woolfenden
101 Greenbank Terrace – Fiona & Ken Woolfenden
Little Sparta – Christian Theurer
Jupiter Artland – Sophia Long
The Billy-Goat Garden of David and Stella Rankin – Laura Watson
Royal Botanic Garden of Edinburgh – Sheila Cule and Peter Keeping
Parkhead Gardens – Dan Long
Branklyn Gardens – Berit Kristine Østby
Falkland Palace – Werner Stastny
Backhouse Rossie – A Sense of Place – Lyndy Broder
Kellie Castle – Juliana Cerra
Wemyss Castle – Linda Beutler
George Dryburgh, Gardener, Wemyss Castle – A Tribute – Charlotte Wemyss
Cambo Walled Garden – Helga Marie Huber
And Finally – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis around the World
Visit to Silver Star Vinery 2018 – Roy Nunn
My Summer of Discontent – Richard Huff
Veitch and the Exeter Lamp Posts – Roy Nunn
Of Clematis and Clematarians
Clematis as Cut Flowers – Brigitte Niemela
Cut Flower Arranging with Clematis – Fiona Woolfenden
Brushwood Nursery Turns Twenty – Dan Long
AIPH Gold and Silver for CLEMATIS Źródło Dobrych Pnączy Nursery – compiled by Ken Woolfenden
Mike Warren, a Life in Horticultural Photography – Ken Woolfenden
Other Clematis News – compiled by Ken Woolfenden
Raymond Evison Clematis
Thorncroft Clematis
Clematis Societies and Clematis Events
British Clematis Society – Lizzie Gibbison, Chair
Friends of the Rogerson Clematis Collection – Linda Beutler, Curator, Rogerson Clematis Collection
Clematis Meeting in Orleans, France – Charles and Samanthi Hills
Shows, shows and more shows! – Mike Warren
Nursery Members
2018 A5 140 pages with 235 colour pictures
Society Business
From your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
President’s Report – Linda Beutler, President
Financial Report 2017 – Roy Nunn, Treasurer
Constitutional General Meeting – Draft Minutes
Contributors
Special General Meeting – Draft Minutes
Registration of Clematis
2017 Registrations – Duncan Donald
In Memoriam
Hiroshi Takeuchi, 1933 to 2017
In Remembrance of Hiroshi Takeuchi – Koichiro Ochiai, President of the Japanese Clematis Society
Hiroshi Takeuchi from your Swedish Friend – Werner Stastny
Hiroshi Takeuchi – Ruth Gooch, Thorncroft Clematis
Hiroshi Takeuchi – Jon Gooch, Thorncroft Clematis and ex. I.Cl.S. Editor
Hiroshi Takeuchi – Vicki Matthews
Memories of Hiroshi Takeuchi – Ken Woolfenden
The Cultivars of Hiroshi Takeuchi
Edith Schmidt, 1924 to 2017
Edith Schmidt, some thoughts – Jürgen Knickmann
Edith Schmidt – Ken Woolfenden
Technical Topics
Extending the Vase Life of Cut Clematis Flowers – Julita Rabiza-Świder, Ewa Skutnik, Agata Jędrzejuk, Aleksandra Łukaszewska
“Accepted” versus “adopted” epithets – Duncan Donald
Hybridizing – Ton Hannink
Layering – which is the most successful method? – Bethan Charles
Clematis Propagation in our Garden – Tamara and Valera Bubliy
My first Montana Winter Cuttings – Bas Verbeek
Distorted Flowers – Peer Sorensen
How pH affects Nutrient Uptake in different Soil Types – Peer Sorensen
Fighting Powdery Mildew on Clematis – Peer Sorensen
Liverwort control – Peer Sorensen
Clematis around the World
Clematis Hunting in Kyrgyzstan – Benedikt Herian
A Visit to Clematis Corner – Deborah Hardwick
Wakehurst – Heidrun Kläser
Clematis Motifs along my way – Heidrun Kläser
Of Clematis and Clematarians
New Clematis Species Named or Altered Taxonomy Status – Fiona Woolfenden
Clematis pettimudiensis (Ranunculaceae)
Clematis wuxiensis (Ranunculaceae)
Taxonomic status of Clematis acerifolia var. elobata
Clematis wuxiensis (Ranunculaceae), a new species from Chongqing, China – Qing-Qing Jiang1, Hong-Ping Deng1*, Qian Wang1, Zhi-Ming Yang2 & Hua-Yu Zhang1
Clematis cadmia Buchanan-Hamilton ex J. D. Hooker & Thomson – Ton Hannink
Clematis patens var. tientaiensis M.Y. Fang – Ton Hannink
Clematis terniflora var. variegata – Linda Beutler
Hans Hansen, an unexpected Clematarian – Deborah Hardwick
My Garden – Mike Warren
Aivars Irbe’s Top 10 – Aivars Irbe
Top Ten Small Flowered Clematis
Top Ten Large Flowered Clematis
Other Clematis News – compiled by Ken Woolfenden
Raymond Evison Clematis
Thorncroft Clematis
Clematis Societies and Clematis Events
British Clematis Society – Lizzie Gibbison, Chair
Friends of the Rogerson Clematis Collection – Linda Beutler, Curator
Cincinnati Plant Show – Deborah Hardwick
Clematis Quest – Mike Warren
RHS Malvern Spring Festival
RHS Chelsea Flower Show
RHS Tatton Park Show
Plantarium
Book Reviews
An Abundance of Flowers by Judith M. Taylor
Nursery Members
2017 A5 160 pages with 460 colour pictures
Society Business
From your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
President’s Report – Linda Beutler, President
Financial Report 2016 – Roy Nunn, Treasurer
Examiner’s Report to the Members of the International Clematis Society
Contributors
Registration of Clematis
2016 Registrations – Duncan Donald
In Memoriam
Sixten Widberg – 1935 to 2016
In Memoriam Sixten Widberg – Werner Stastny
Sixten Widberg – Ken Woolfenden
The Clematis of Sixten Widberg – Duncan Donald
John Hudson – 1926 to 2017
A Tribute – Ken Woolfenden
Mahala Huff – 1929 to 2017
A Tribute – Ken Woolfenden
Technical Topics
Looking for a Clematis Tree – Daniel Falck and Samuli Lehtonen
Herbaceous Clematis – Mike Brown and Mary Toomey
A Clematis Support from Germany – Ken Woolfenden
Horizontal Planting – Werner Stastny
I.Cl.S. Presentations – Berlin Warsaw 2016
Crossings of Clematis – Ton Hannink
subsection Viticella
subsection Floridae
subsections Lanuginosa + Patentes
Brother Stefan Franczak and his Clematis – Szczepan Marczyński
I.Cl.S. Meeting – Berlin Warsaw 2016
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
Garden Lüdke – Laura Watson
Berlin Dahlem Botanic Garden – Rich Galloway
Royal Garden Academy Berlin – Ken Woolfenden
Gardens of the World (Gärten der Welt) – Jeff Jabco
The Garden of Marianne and Wilfried Jank – Käte Röder and Manfred Käfer
The Garden of Jutta and Gerd Habermann in Neuenhagen – Ann and Tony BroscombV Rosengut Langerwisch Garden Centre – Fiona Woolfenden
The Garden of Karl Foerster – Linda Beutler
The Garden of Christa and Konrad Näser – Linda Beutler
Kórnik Arboretum – Werner Stastny
Warsaw Tour – Fiona Woolfenden
Warsaw Rising Museum – Fiona Woolfenden
Warsaw University Botanic Gardens – Heidrun Kläser
Warsaw University Library Roof Garden – Heidrun Kläser The Clematis Nursery of Szczepan Marczyński – Deborah Hardwick
Clematis around the Nursery – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis bred by Szczepan Marczyński
Clematis bred by Brother Stefan Franczak
Memorial to Brother Stefan Franczak – Fiona Woolfenden
The Garden of Brother Stefan Franczak – Fiona Woolfenden
….. And finally – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis around the World
RHS Wisley Late Large Flowering Clematis Trial – Fiona Woolfenden
Clematis in the Gardens of Ukrainian Florists – Tamara and Valera Bubliy
Clematis Cut Flower Trials in Aalsmeer – Heidrun Kläser
Of Clematis and Clematarians
Clematis henryi (species) × leschenaultiana – Ton Hannink
Clematis chrysocoma × montana var. wilsonii – Ton Hannink
A Pink Montana – Ton Hannink
Mildew – Fiona Woolfenden
The Renaissance Clematarian of Prisdorf Germany – Deborah Hardwick
Even gardeners grow old! – Brian Cromie
Clematis ‘Jurry’ – Bas Verbeek
Other Clematis News – compiled by Ken Woolfenden
Clematis Źródło Dobrych Pnączy
Raymond Evison Clematis
Thorncroft Clematis
Späth Buch 1720 – 1930 – Heidrun Kläser & Ken Woolfenden
Clematis Societies and Clematis Events
British Clematis Society – Lizzie Gibbison, Chairwoman
News and Views from my Travels – Michael Warren
Book Reviews
Clematis and other plants in the garden by Aivars Irbe
Nursery Members
2016 A5 160 pages with 339 colour pictures
Contributors
Society Business
From your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
President’s Report – Linda Beutler, President
Financial Report 2015 – Roy Nunn, Treasurer
Constitutional General Meeting – Draft Minutes
Registration of Clematis
2015 Registrations – Duncan Donald
In Memoriam
Brewster Rogerson, 1921 to 2015
In Memoriam: Brewster Rogerson (1921-2015) – Linda Beutler
Memories of Brewster – Bob Gutmann
Brewster Rogerson – Ken Woolfenden
Horst Weihrauch, 1939 to 2015
Horst Weihrauch – Werner Stastny
Horst Weihrauch – Ken Woolfenden
Ulf Svensson, 1935 to 2015
Dear Ulf – Werner Stastny
Ulf Svensson – Erika Mahhov, on behalf of Estonian Clematis Club,
Ulf Svensson – Ken Woolfenden
Howard Geist, 1929 to 2016 – Ken Woolfenden
Eino Kala, 1925 to 2015 – Ken Woolfenden
The Cultivars of Eino Kala
Technical Topics
Cone-tainer Growing – Deborah Hardwick
Wisley Herbarium – Ken Woolfenden
I.Cl.S. Presentations – UK 2015
Clematis of the Delaware Valley – David Mattern
International Clematis Trial – Adam Glas, The Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College
Climbers – Charlie Pridham
I.Cl.S. Meeting – UK 2015
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
RHS Garden Rosemoor – Samanthi and Charles Hills
The Delightful and Venerable Watcombe Gardens – Laura Watson
East Lambrook Manor Revisited – Linda Beutler
The Garden House – Josie Hulbert
Pinetum Park and Pine Lodge Gardens – Dan Long
Lost Gardens of Heligan – Kai and Antje Berg
The Eden Project – Fiona and Ken Woolfenden
Trebah Gardens – Werner Stastny
Roseland House – Lyndy Broder
….. and finally – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis around the World
RHS Wisley Late Large Flowering Clematis Trial – Fiona Woolfenden
Hestercombe Garden – Laura Watson
Clematis in Flower Arrangements – Tamara and Valera Bubliy
East West – Deborah Hardwick
Heracleifolia in Koblenz – Fiona Woolfenden
The Boskoop Nursery Museum – Fiona Woolfenden
Of Clematis and Clematarians
Clematis crassifolia in culture – Ton Hannink
Clematis meyeniana in culture – Ton Hannink
Clematis ‘Jurry’ – Bas Verbeek
Other Clematis and Clematarian News – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis Societies and Clematis Events
International Clematis Society Golden Clematis Awards 2015
Barry Fretwell, Great Britain
The Clematis of Barry Fretwell
British Clematis Society – Charne Griffiths, Chairperson
Finnish Clematis Club – Suvi Taponen, Secretary
Sagamihara Clematis Society – Fusako Masaki, President
Kazaguruma Conservation Society in Sagamihara – Yasuo Nishi, President
Around the Shows – Mike and Lois Warren
RHS Chelsea 2015 & Plantarium 2015 – compiled by Ken Woolfenden
Book Reviews
Plant Lovers Guide to Clematis by Linda Beutler
Nursery Members
2015 A5 188 pages with 515 colour pictures
Contributors
Society Business
From your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
President’s Report – Linda Beutler, President
Financial Report 2014 – Roy Nunn, Treasurer
Registration of Clematis
2014 Registrations – Duncan Donald
Technical Topics
Clematis armandii ‘Snowdrift’ – Mike Brown
About ‘Snowdrift’ and another one – Wim Snoeijer
Acknowledgements
C. armandii ‘Snowdrift’ Herbarium Specimens
A Seed Storage and Germination System – Bas Verbeek
“Are You Experienced?” Corrections – Ken Woolfenden
Subsection Floridae – Ton Hannink
I.Cl.S. Presentations – USA 2014
Clematis You Need! You Need Clematis – Dan Long
Clematis for the Present and Future – Raymond Evison
Clematis Trials – Adam Glas, The Scott Arboretum / Jessica Whitehead, Longwood Gardens
Marczyński’s Clematis Collection – Breeding and Growing – Szczepan Marczyński
Untangling the Viny Viornas – Dwayne Estes / David Mattern
I.Cl.S. Meeting – USA 2014
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
Georgia: A Taste of Viorna, Day 1
Chattahoochee Nature Preserve – Glenis Dyer
Atlanta Botanic Garden – Glenis Dyer
Eagles Landing Country Club – Glenis Dyer
Garden of Lyndy Broder – Iris Clarke
Georgia: A Taste of Viorna, Day 2 – Helga Marie Huber
Berry College Campus
Little Dry Creek Preserve
Garden of Richard Ware
Carters Lake
Chickamauga National Battlefield
Georgia: A Taste of Viorna, Day 3 – Ken Woolfenden
University of Georgia Trial Gardens
University of Georgia Clematis Ratings
Brushwood Nursery
Currahee Mountain
The Delaware Valley of Pennsylvania, USA
Mill Fleurs, the Garden of Barbara Tiffany – Gary White
Hortulus Farm Garden and Nursery – Heidrun Kläser
The High Line – Fiona and Ken Woolfenden
Brooklyn Botanic Garden – Ken Woolfenden
Rose Valley Farm – Annabella Fitch Hutton
The Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College – Werner Stastny
Mount Cuba Center – Berit Kristine Østby and Eivind Damsleth
Longwood Gardens – Dugald Cameron
Brandywine Cottage – Käte Röder & Manfred Käfer
Garden of Reggie and Frank Thomas – Käte Röder & Manfred Käfer
An Afternoon of Private Gardens in Swarthmore – Laura Watson
Hedgeleigh Springs
Belvidere
Henderson / Jabco / Mattern Garden
Chanticleer – Diana Breen
Virginia, Roadside Virginians, Day 1
Garden of Judy Springer – Rich Galloway
Virginia, The Endemic Virginians, Day 2
Stop 1 – Gail Kahle
Stops 2, 3 and 4 – Gary White
Journey to Otter Park Lodge – Denise MacDonald
Virginia, Gardens of Virginia, Day 3
Waterperry Farm – Linda Beutler
Bird Hill – Werner Stastny
Postscript – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis around the World
RHS Wisley Late Large Flowering Clematis Trial – Fiona Woolfenden
Mission: Impossible! – Dan Long
A Dilemma; two proposed trips to the USA in one year – Roy Nunn
Little-known Clematis from Ukrainian Breeders – Tamara & Valera Bubliy
More Clematis Art – Berit Kristine Østby
View through the flowers – Aivars Irbe
Four New Swedish Clematis – Werner Stastny
Of Clematis and Clematarians
Clematis meyeniana – Hazel Tang
A new (old?) crossing, Clematis viticella × lanuginosa – Ton Hannink
Clematis ‘Fond Memories’ versus Clematis ‘Utopia’ – Wim Snoeijer
A Cutting Sport from C. ‘Belle Nantaise’ – Linda Beutler
Summer Pruning – Laura Watson
C. ‘Evipo003’ Ice Blue – Deborah Hardwick
Other Clematis and Clematarian News – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis Societies and Clematis Events
British Clematis Society – Charne Griffiths, Chairperson
Activities 2014/15
British Clematis Society Trial Ground, Spring 2015 – Keith Shortland, Trial Ground Supervisor
Sagamihara Clematis Society – Mrs. Fusako Masaki, President
Plantarium 2014
Plantarium 2014 – Michael Warren
The Sun Shines at Plantarium! – Deborah Hardwick
Chelsea 2014 – compiled by Ken Woolfenden
Raymond Evison
Thorncroft Clematis
Book Reviews
Puķu draugi by Aivars Irbe
The International Clematis Register and Checklist 2002 Fifth Supplement by Duncan Donald
Nursery Members
2014 A5 176 pages with 355 colour pictures
Society Business
From your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
Contributors
President’s Report – Linda Beutler, President
Financial Report 2013 – Roy Nunn, Treasurer
Constitutional General Meeting – Draft Minutes
Registration of Clematis
2013 Registrations – Duncan Donald
In Memoriam
Bernard Allen, 1948 to 2014 – Ken Woolfenden
Veijo Miettinen, 1945 to 2013 – Timo Löfgren
Robin Mitchell, 1924 to 2012 – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis raised by Robin Mitchell – Duncan Donald
Technical Topics
“Are you experienced?” – Bas Verbeek
Introduction
Clematis Cuttings Manual
Clematis Cuttings Calendar – Bas Verbeek
Clematis around the World
Clematis in our Lives – Tamara and Valera Bubliy
RHS Wisley Late Large Flowering Clematis Trial – Fiona Woolfenden
List of Cultivars and Suppliers in the Trial
The Layout of the Late Large Flowering Clematis Trial
Clematis recta in the Erlabrunn woods – James Earl
Open Garden at Silver Star Vinery – Laura Watson
New Clematis cultivars from Sweden – Werner Stastny
C. ‘BCL1239’®Kajsa
C. ‘BCL 721’®Sunna
25 Years of Clematis Production in Poland – Ken Woolfenden
60 Years of Clematis in Germany – Ken Woolfenden
Of Clematis and Clematarians
Władysław Noll and his Clematis – Szczepan Marczyñski
Cultivars of Władysław Noll
Pride of Place – Deborah Hardwick
Clematis huchouensis – Ton Hannink
Clematis villosa subsp. Stanleyi or Clematis stanleyi? – Ton Hannink
Introducing… Clematis ‘Barbara Houser’ – Linda Beutler
Introducing ‘Sparkle Plenty’ – Linda Beutler
Some Other New Introductions – compiled by Ken Woolfenden
Raymond Evison Clematis
Szczepan Marczyñski
Thorncroft Clematis
I.Cl.S. Meeting – Germany 2013
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
LWG Clematis Display Garden – Rich Galloway
Clematis Village Erlabrunn – Otto Goeman
A Garden from the Heart – Anne Forster
Garden of Corinna Seubert-Kohrman – Laura Watson
Klaus and Annabel Kölle – Mike Warren
Blooming Baroque – Fiona Woolfenden
Garden of Friedrich Schmid – Käte Röder
Mack Bio-Agrar – Roy Nunn
Hohenheim Arboretum and Gardens – Werner Stastny
Garden of Walter and Gisela Stäbler – Denise MacDonald
Gaissmayer Nursery – Deborah Hardwick
Garden of Family Schmid – James Earl
Garden of Family Hefele – Jan van Kuijk
Unterliezheim Rose and Clematis Show – Ken Woolfenden
And the rest ….. – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis Societies and Clematis Events
International Clematis Society Golden Clematis Awards 2013
Aili Kivistik, Estonia
Erika Mahhov, Estonia
Fiona Woolfenden, Great Britain
Ken Woolfenden, Great Britain
An Award-Giving Visit to Estonia – Werner Stastny
British Clematis Society – Charne Griffiths, Chairperson
Sagamihara Clematis Society – Yasuo Nishi
At the Friends of the Rogerson Clematis Collection, 2013 – Linda Beutler, Curator
FRCC Hummingbird Hybrids – Linda Beutler
FloraHolland Glass Tulip for Star River – Ken Woolfenden
Plantarium 2013 – Horst Weihrauch
RHS Chelsea 2013 – compiled by Ken Woolfenden
Raymond Evison
Thorncroft Clematis
Open Day at LWG – Ken Woolfenden
Book Reviews
Clematis by Andrew Mikolajski
Create your Own Beautiful Clematis Garden by Akihito Kaneko and Youma Oikawa
Nursery Members
2013 A5 164 pages with 364 colour pictures
Society Business
From your Editor
Contributors
President’s Report – Ton Hannink, President
Financial Report 2012
Registration of Clematis
2012 Registrations – Duncan Donald
In Memoriam
Geoffrey Tolver, 1927 to 2012 – Ken Woolfenden
William Davies, 1932 to 2012 – Denise MacDonald
Seija Airamo, 1939 to 2012 – Ken Woolfenden
Technical Topics
Unravelling the complexities of dormancy and germination in Clematis viticella – Paul Margot
At the root of it all – Deborah Hardwick
Space Comparison of Tree Pots v Traditional Pots
Clematis fremontii in the Southeastern United States – Meredith Montgomery and Joey Shaw
I.Cl.S. Meeting – China 2012
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
Stone Forest – Käte Röder and Manfred Käfer
The Bird and Flower Market, Kunming – Samanthi & Charles Hills
Changsheng Temple and Three Pagodas – Rich Galloway and Joy Saari
Xizhou Bai town and Zhoucheng Bai village – Helga Marie Huber
Cangshan Mountain Cable Car – Kent and Marcia Minichiello
Coach journey from Dali to Lijiang – Lyndy Broder
Gang He Ba Pass – Day One – Linda Beutler
Gang He Ba Pass – Day Two – Vicki Matthews
Joseph Rock Residence and Yufeng Monastery – Ann-Kristen Berg
Tiger Leaping Gorge – Fiona Woolfenden
Shika Shan – Martje van den Bosch
Shika Shan “Half Way” Group – Fiona Woolfenden
Village house – Paul Margot
Songzanlin Monastery – Paul Margot
Alpine Garden of Fang Zhengdong and Botanizing at Napa Lake – Denise MacDonald
Dragon Gate / Huating Temple – Antje and Kai Berg
Kunming Botanic Garden – Otto Goeman
Jean Wang’s Greenhouse – Fiona Woolfenden
Down Memory Lane …….up Memory Lane – Carla Teune
Organizing a Botanical Tour to China – Harry Jans
And finally ……… – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis around the World
A Clematis Collection with a Difference, Part 2 – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis in Chinese Medicine – Fiona Woolfenden
Grishko National Botanical Garden – Tamara and Valera Bubliy
The Incidental Clematarian – Peter J. Zale
Of Clematis and Clematarians
C. akoensis – Ton Hannink
Scented Clematis – Ton Hannink
C. hancockiana, subsection Viticella or Floridae or ….? – Ton Hannink
Clematis ‘BCL 1239’ Kajsa – Werner Stastny
RHS Viticella Trial Results – Fiona Woolfenden
2013 List of RHS AGM Clematis – Fiona Woolfenden
Some New Introductions – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis Societies and Clematis Events
British Clematis Society – Denise MacDonald, Chairman
Sagamihara Clematis Society – Yasuo Nishi
Friends of the Rogerson Clematis Collection – Linda Beutler, Curator, Rogerson Clematis Collection
Plantarium 2012 – Horst Weihrauch
Chelsea 2012 – Ken Woolfenden
Raymond Evison
Thorncroft Clematis
2013 Philadelphia Flower Show – Jeff Jabco
Book Reviews
The Concise Guide to Clematis in North America – Clearview Horticultural Products Inc.
Nursery Members
2012 A5 164 pages with 393 colour pictures
Society Business
From your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
President’s Report – Ton Hannink, President
Treasurer’s Report – Roy Nunn, Acting Treasurer
Financial Report 2011 – Roy Nunn, Acting Treasurer
Registration of Clematis
2011 Registrations – Duncan Donald
In Memoriam
Chris Graham, 1951 to 2012 –
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
Chris Graham – Raymond Evison
Barry Toomey, to 2011 – Ken Woolfenden
Technical Topics
Current Clematis Cultivar Group Definitions – Duncan Donald
A Revision of Clematis Sect. Atragene. by Yang, Li and Xie – Reviewed by Roy Nunn
Clematis in Edinburgh and Nepal – Alan Elliott
Yes, Mr Leeds! – James Earl
I.Cl.S. Conference Visits – Belgium 2011
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
Kasteel Hex – Ken Woolfenden
Garden of Riet and Jean Vanormelingen – Helga Marie Huber and Christel Theurer
Garden of Annie Meuwissen – Rich Galloway
Garden Janssen-Meyers – Jean Wang
The Gardens in Demen – Lyndy Broder
De Tuinen van Appeltern – Joe Henderson and Jeff Jabco
The Garden of Jan van Kuijk – Laura Watson
Garden with No Name – Iris Clarke
The Garden of Annie and Frans Peeters – Dan Long
Jan van Zoest Clematis Nursery – Denise Macdonald
Nursery of Ruud van der Werf – Roy Nunn
Nursery Böttcher – Fiona Woolfenden
De Groene Gedachte – Otto Goeman
The Garden of Ides and Annemie Dehaene – Charles and Samanthi Hills
A Trio of Visits – Michael Warren
Garden T’zonhof – Gayle Kellner
The Garden Vandecruys-Frederix – Ken Woolfenden
Garden of Erik and Lieve Hermans-Joachims – Glenis Dyer
The Garden of Dina Deferme – Anne Forster-Mollinet and Stefan Tschirky
And everything else! – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis around the World
Some Clematis species in China – Martyn Rix
Clematis hirsutissima in the Wild – James Earl
Clematis CC6192 grown from wild collected seed – Aidan Armitage
A Clematis Collection with a Difference – Ken Woolfenden
Of Clematis and Clematarians
RHS Viticella Trial – Fiona Woolfenden
A.N. Volosenko-Valenis – Valera and Tamara Bubliy
Clematis of the Section Viorna in a Belgian Garden – Ides and Annemie Dehaene – van Damme
C. tibetana ‘Black Tibet’ × C. ‘Hatherly’? – Aidan Armitage
My search for the true Clematis ‘Maidwell Hall’ – Roy Nunn
Rediscovering a Classic Clematis – Dan Long, Brushwood Nursery
Clematis with Stories – Linda Beutler
Clematis akebioides at Edinburgh Botanic Garden – Roy Nunn
The lovely Mrs Cholmondeley – Werner Stastny
Small is Beautiful – Werner Stastny
Some New Introductions – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis Societies And Clematis Events
American Clematis Society – Edith Malek
British Clematis Society – Denise Macdonald, Chairman
British Clematis Society International Clematis Trials – Everett Leeds
Friends of the Rogerson Clematis Collection – Linda Beutler
Sagamihara Clematis Society – Shigetoshi Yasuoka, President
Plantarium 2011 – Horst Weihrauch
Chelsea 2011 – Ken Woolfenden
20th Journée des Plantes de Bergères – Ken Woolfenden
Nursery Members
2011 A5 160 pages with 315 colour pictures
Society Business
From your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
Contributors and Acknowledgements
President’s Report – Ton Hannink
Income and Expenditure Report – Horst Weihrauch
2010 Constitutional General Meeting – Draft Minutes – Fiona Woolfenden
Registration of Clematis
2010 Registrations – Duncan Donald, RHS International Registrar for cultivated plants (including Clematis and Lily)
In Memoriam
Bengt Sundström :
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
Bengt Sundström – Werner Stastny & Ulf Svensson
Dr Bengt Sundström, a tribute – Mary Toomey
Funeral of Bengt Sundström – Denise MacDonald
Technical Topics
Molecular Marking of Cultivars and Species of Clematis – O.I. Korotkov, O.O. Zholobova
Timing the Start of the Flowering of Clematis – Daniel Falck
Meloidogyne hapla and Clematis – Inger and Sixten Widberg
Clematis Question Time – Charles Hills and Wim Snoeijer
Summer flowering of Tangutica – Szczepan Marczyñski
Clematis Nomenclatural Standards Update
I.Cl.S. Conference Papers – Portland 2010
“Here’s another vine mess you’ve gotten me in to” – Duncan Donald, International Clematis Registrar
Journey of the Rogerson Clematis Collection – Linda Beutler
Clematis in a Steamy Southern Garden – Lyndy Broder
Mysteries of the Montanas – Chris Sanders
“Mysteries of the Montanas” Notes – Linda Beutler – Linda Beutler
“Mysteries of the Montanas” Slideset – Chris Sanders – Chris Sanders
I.Cl.S. Conference Visits – Portland 2010
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden – Ken Woolfenden
Kinzy Faire – Stefan Tschirky and Anne Forster
Garden of Doris Starrett – Helen Hadley
Deepwood Estate – Helen Hadley
Garden of Dave and Pat Eckert – Rosemarie Allen
Fergusson’s Fragrant Nursery – Rosemarie Allen
Silver Star Vinery – Gary White
Gardens of the Kerr Family – Glenis Dyer
Mount St. Helens – Ute Klatt and Michael Horlemann
Columbia Gorge – Jeff Jabco
Luscher Farm and the Rogerson Clematis Collection – Denise MacDonald
Garden of Mike and Linda Darcy – Sharon Taylor
Garden of Charlene and Bill Tuttle – Käte Röder
Sally and Howard’s Garden Party – Lyndy Broder
Cistus Nursery – Ken Woolfenden
Garden of George Soule – Rich Galloway
Joy Creek Nursery – Sheila Cule
Eat, Drink and Be Merry – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis around the World
Native Clematis in Western Australia – Fiona Woolfenden
Clematis tibetana subsp. vernayi grown from wild collected seed – Aidan Armitage
Clematis CC6247 grown from wild collected seed – Aidan Armitage
Clematis Books from the former Soviet Union – Tamara and Valera Bubliy
Of Clematis and Clematarians
Clematis Awards 2010
Honorary Fellow – Mary Toomey, Ireland
Golden Clematis Award – Richard Huff, USA
Golden Clematis Award – Horst Weihrauch, Germany
I have a Clematis, it’s purple, do you know its name? – Debbie Fischer, Silver Star Vinery
A Physicist’s Guide to Preparing for a Clematis Show – Bill Tuttle
Notes from a “Newbie” – Laura Watson
Summer Memories of HBLFA Schönbrunn – Werner Stastny
One Year after a Severe Winter in Sweden – Werner Stastny
The Society and me – Richard Huff
Clematis Societies and Clematis Events
British Clematis Society – Denise MacDonald, Chairman
British Clematis Society International Trials Ground – Everett Leeds, Trials Ground Coordinator
Sagamihara Clematis Society – Shigetoshi Yasuoka, President
Plantarium 2010 – Horst Weihrauch
Book Reviews
Clematis – An essential guide – Ruth and Jonathan Gooch
Clematis – over 100 beautiful varieties – Andromeda Matz & Krister Cedergren
ELULÕNGAD igasse aeda – Erika Mahhov
The Clematis as a Garden Flower – Thomas Moore and George Jackman
Clematis Flammula – Lambert M. Surhone, Mariam T. Tenroe, Susan F. Henssonow (Ed.)
Clematis Lanuginosa – Lambert M. Surhone, Mariam T. Tenroe, Susan F. Henssonow (Ed.)
Nursery Members
2010 A5 192 pages with 389 colour pictures and 6 black and white sketches
Society Business
From your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
President’s Report – Ton Hannink
Income and Expenditure Report – Horst Weihrauch
Registration of Clematis
2009 Registrations – Duncan Donald, RHS International Registrar for Cultivated Plants (including Clematis and Lily)
In Memoriam
Brother Stefan Franczak –
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
Brother Stefan Franczak – Szczepan Marczyñski
Brother Stefan Franczak – Raymond Evison
Brother Stefan’s Clematis and Me – Penny Vogel
Brother Stefan Franczak – Victoria Matthews
Brother Stefan Franczak Propagation Notes – Szczepan Marczyñski
Cultivar Drawings – Dorota Gadomska
Brother Stefan Franczak in Previous Journals – Fiona Woolfenden
The Clematis of Brother Stefan Franczak – Duncan Donald
Meelis Kaus – Erika Mahhov
Jessie Cohen – Ken Woolfenden
Technical Topics
Clematis Nomenclatural Standards – Wim Snoeijer
Clematis Cuttings Compost Trials – Roy Nunn
Seedling Speculation – Brian Collingwood
Container Clematis – Doris and Ralf Schreck
Clematis Stem Wilt – Peer Sorensen
Suggesting Pruning Group Revision – Peer Sorensen
Rare and New Clematis – Ton Hannink
I.Cl.S. Meeting – Switzerland 2009
From your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
MFO Park Vertical Garden – Stephanie Changaris
Gardens of Mrs. Kollegger – Ilse Henning
Brüglingen Botanical Garden – Ton Hannink
Contec AG Roof Garden – Stephanie Changaris
Alpine Meadows of the Jungfrau – Joe Henderson and Jeff Jabco
Schynige Platte Alpine Botanical Garden – Berit Østby
Gastern Valley, Kandersteg – Ken Woolfenden
A Day of Swiss Culture – Rosemary Allen
Garden of Mrs. Zanon – Helen Hadley
Jardin Des Cinq Sens – Denise MacDonald
Garden of Mrs. Moser – Helen Hadley
Clematis Extravaganza – Lyndy Broder
Gardencentre Ernst Meier AG – Horst Weihrauch
Garden of Marianne and Fisch Fistarol – Horst Weihrauch
What Else Did We Do? – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis Around The World
Where is the wild Clematis viticella? – Bernard Allen
An Occurrence of C. viticella in the Wild – Vojtěch Holubec (Czech Republic) in correspondence with Brian Collingwood
Herbarium Material – Werner Stastny
Viability of Clematis Cultivated in the Middle Urals – Liudmila Dorofeyeva
The Genus Clematis in Georgia – Richard Ware
Preface – Lyndy Broder
The Genus Clematis in Georgia – Richard Ware
Clematis Chrysocoma – Ton Hannink
Clematis Armandii with a Red Heart – Ton Hannink
Clematis Elisabethae-Carolae – Ton Hannink
Clematis CC6247 – Ton Hannink
A Year of Articles for Norsk Hagetidend – Berit Kristine Østby
‘Alionushka’ – A Russian Beauty –
Soviet Clematis Names – Tamara and Valera Bubliy
Of Clematis and Clematarians
My Clematis Year, in Cambridge and Beyond – Roy Nunn
Messing about with Clematis – Deborah Hardwick
News from the Nurseries – Ken Woolfenden
News from Thorncroft Clematis Nursery –
News from The Guernsey Clematis Nursery Ltd. –
News from Clearview Horticultural Products –
News from the Yaku Nursery –
A Severe Winter in Sweden 2009/2010 – Werner Stastny
Clematis for Flower Arrangements – Werner Stastny
Some Barry Fretwell Clematis – Werner Stastny
Clematis Societies and Clematis Events
Sagamihara Clematis Society – Shigetoshi Yasuoka, President
Plantarium 2009 – Horst Weihrauch
‘Grüne Tage’ in Unterliezheim – Ute Klatt & Michael Horlemann
Book Reviews
Clematis Cultivar Group Classification with Identifying Key and Diagrams – Wim Snoeijer
Clematis Cultivar Group Classification – a review by Victoria Matthews –
Clematis Cultivar Group Classification – a review by Deborah Hardwick –
Clematis Cultivar Group Classification – a review by Ides Dehaene –
The Earth Is No Longer Flat – a review by Edith Malek –
My Reflections on Clematis Cultivar Group Classification – a review by Aivars Irbe –
A Love For Clematis – Akihito Kaneko
Clematis – Kozo Sugimoto
(Decorate the Garden with Climbing Plants) – Kozo Sugimoto
Clematis – F.M. Westphal
Nursery Members
2009 A5 176 pages with 289 colour pictures
Society Business
From Your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
President’s Report – Ton Hannink
Income and Expenditure Report – Horst Weihrauch, Treasurer
2008 Constitutional General Meeting
Registration of Clematis
2008 Registrations – Duncan Donald
In Memoriam
Masako Takeuchi
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
Masako Takeuchi – Ruth Gooch
Masako Takeuchi – Ken Woolfenden
The Clematis of Masako Takeuchi
Technical Topics
In Search of Clematis lanuginosa – Paul Margot
Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right – Bas Verbeek
Akadama, a Useful Cutting Medium – Ton Hannink
I.Cl.S. Conference Papers – Japan 2008
Into the Wild in North America – Maurice Horn
Clematis during the last 20 years in Western Europe – Ton Hannink
New Japanese Clematis Varieties – Akihito Kaneko
I.Cl.S. Conference Visits – Japan 2008
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden, Editor
Clematis patens in the Wild – Stefan Tschirky and Anne Forster
Nursery of Kozo and Mikiko Sugimoto – Josie Hulbert
Shibuya Floriculture Nursery – Maureen Hudson
Flower Festival Commemorative Park – Horst Weihrauch
Fululu Garden – Ingrid Kastell
Hiking Tour of Ena Mountain – Rich Galloway
A Day Out in Kyoto – Ute Klatt and Michael Horlemann
Kasui Lily Garden – Lyndy Broder
Kamo Hanashobu Japanese Iris Garden – Iris Clarke
Visiting Clematis-no-Oka – Linda Beutler
A Private Tour of Nagano – Werner Stastny
Clematis around the World
Clematis for Municipal Purposes – Szczepan Marczyñski
Seedlings from Nepal-collected Seed – Roy Nunn
Clematis ranunculoides – Ton Hannink
Clematis in our Nature Garden – Ralf and Doris Schreck
Of Clematis and Clematarians
Golden Clematis Awards 2008
Hans Ruedi Horn-Gfeller, Golden Clematis Award Winner 2008
Vicki Matthews, Golden Clematis Award Winner 2008
Werner Stastny, Golden Clematis Award Winner 2008
Brother Stefan Franczak – Szczepan Marczyñski
60th Jesuit Anniversary
Order of Polonia Restituta
A Morning with Brewster Rogerson – Fiona Woolfenden
News from Guernsey – Ken Woolfenden
Garden Media Guild Awards – Ken Woolfenden
Mike Warren
Raymond Evison
Elena Andreevna Doniushkina – Tamara and Valera Bubliy
Clematis Societies and Clematis Events
British Clematis Society
Finnish Clematis Club
Friends of the Rogerson Clematis Collection – Linda Beutler, Curator
Sagamihara Clematis Society – Shigetoshi Yasuoka, President
Shounan Clematis Club – Itsuki Tsuchiya, Chairman
A Day at Joy Creek Nursery – Fiona Woolfenden
Just Another Show? – Jon Gooch
Plantarium 2008 – Horst Weihrauch
The Garden Fair at Maikammer – Ralf and Doris Schreck
Book Reviews
The International Clematis Register and Checklist 2002 – Third Supplement – RHS, compiled by Duncan Donald, International Clematis Registrar
Clematis Cultivar Group Classification with Identifying Key and Diagrams – Wim Snoeijer
Kivistiku Elulõgaraamat Clematis – Aili and Taavi Kivistik
Clematis, i inne pnacza ogrodowe – Szczepan Marczyñski
Klematis – Andromeda Matz & Krister Cedergren
Clématites – Didier Willery
Nursery Members
2008 A5 144 pages with 192 colour pictures
Society Business
From Your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
President’s Report – Szczepan Marczyñski
Income and Expenditure Report – Horst Weihrauch, Treasurer
Secretary’s Report – Fiona Woolfenden
Registration Of Clematis
2007 Registrations – Duncan Donald
In Memoriam
Dr. John Howells, 1918 To 2007
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
A Tribute to my Clematis Friend – Wim Snoeijer
John Howells – Raymond Evison
John Howells – Ken Woolfenden
Erich Pranno – Erika Mahhov
Technical Topics
Some Commercial Advice for Amateur Clematis Breeders – Wim Snoeijer
Taking Cuttings – Tsuyoshi Isojima
Clematis Collection:- Records & Monitoring – Lyudmila Dorofeeva
Trowels and Tribulations! – Peter Gooch
Planting and Growing Clematis – Roy Nunn
Lessons Learnt – Fiona Woolfenden
My Clematis – Werner Stastny
I.Cl.S. Visit – Sweden 2007
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
Slu Alnarp – Ton Hannink
Garden of Jens Larsson – Edith Schmidt and Monika Pretzer
Sofiero Castle and Gardens – Horst Weihrauch
Garden of Sixten Widberg – Stephanie Changaris
A Botanical Paradise – Lyndy Broder
Clematis in the Scandinavian Climate and Research at Balsgård – Roy Nunn
Clematis at Kosta Glass Works – Werner Stastny
Carl Linnaeus – Flora & Sophie Donald
Garden of Jan Lindmark – Aivars Irbe
Clematis Around The World
Clematis, Stamps and Stories – Jan Fopma
Endemic European Clematis in Flower – Werner Stastny
Plant Hunting in South Korea – Tomas Lagerström
Of Clematis And Clematarians
50 Years in the Business – Alister Keay
Mihaile Ivanovich Orlov – Tamara & Valera Bubliy
Magnus Johnson’s Clematis – Bengt Sundström
Clematis from China – Ton Hannink
Clematis ganpiniana
Clematis leschenaultiana
C. venusta or C. chrysocoma or C. montana or …
A Clematis with Marbled Leaves
News from Guernsey – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis Societies And Clematis Events
20 Years of the Estonian Clematis Club – Erika Mahhov
Finnish Clematis Club in 2007 – Veijo Miettinen
Activities of the Friends of the Rogerson Clematis Collection – Linda Beutler, Curator
More Gold for Lothar Sachs – Horst Weihrauch
Unterliezheim 2007 – Eva Abicht
Plantarium 2007 – Horst Weihrauch
De Boschhoeve – Horst Weihrauch
Book Reviews
Clematis for Small Spaces – Raymond J Evison
Member Nurseries
2007 A5 144 pages with 118 colour pictures
Society Business
From Your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
President’s Report – Szczepan Marczyñski
Income and Expenditure Report – Horst Weihrauch, Treasurer
2006 Constitutional General Meeting
In Memoriam
John Maskelyne, 1926 to 2006
John Maskelyne – Dr. Mary Toomey
John Maskelyne – Werner Stastny
John Maskelyne – Jon Gooch
Janis Ruplens, 1910 to 2006 – Iveta Lagzdina
Registration of Clematis
International Clematis Registrar – Duncan Donald
2006 Registrations – Duncan Donald – for details see the Clematis Registrar section
Technical Topics
Trials into the Magnetic Treatment of Seed to Enhance Germination – Roy Nunn
Planting Clematis – Methods for the Punctilious – John Howells
Clematis on the Web International Survey: An Update – Richard Green and Ian Lang
I.Cl.S. Conference Papers and Workshops – Dublin 2006
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
‘Tis Better to have loved and lost … – Helen Dillon
Powdery Mildew and Rust – Biotrophic Clematis Pathogens – Szczepan Marczyñski and Czesław Zamorski
A Tribute to the Late Kazushige Ozawa – Mikiyoshi and Tomoko Chikuma
Herbaceous and Woody Sub-Shrub Clematis – Mike Brown
Yellow Notes – Linda Beutler
Favourite Plants, Favourite Places – Dan Hinkley
Gardening with Clematis – Carmel Duignan
Digital Photography – Mike Warren and Ken Woolfenden
Best and Worst Clematis Workshop – Fiona Woolfenden
Ranunculaceae Workshop – Fiona Woolfenden
I.Cl.S. Conference Visits – Dublin 2006
Anna Nolan’s Garden – Ilse Henning
Visiting a Gardening Mecca – Linda Beutler Crûg Farm – Stefan Tschirky and Anne Forster
Mount Usher – Ton Hannink
Carmel Duignan’s Garden – Sheila Cule
Noelle Ann Curran’s Garden – Joan Barber and Margaret Dunn
The National Botanic Gardens – Berit Kristine Østby
Powerscourt Gardens – June Collins and Sally Geist
Farmleigh – Horst Weihrauch
Malahide Castle and the Talbot Botanic Gardens – Maureen Hudson
Gala Dinner – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis Around the World
Clematis fremontii – Section Viorna – Mary Toomey
A Note on Clematis patens – John Howells
A Botanical Garden in the Urals – L. M. Dorofeyeva and S. A. Mamayev
Winter Hardiness of Clematis in the Urals – L. M. Dorofeyeva
A Very Big Clematis Propagator – Bill Bird
Of Clematis and Clematarians
Maria Fodorovna Sharonova – Tamara and Valera Bubliy
Clematis chiisanensis ‘Love Child’ – Mary Toomey
Mary Toomey Clematis Garden – Murray Rosen
The First Mention of Clematis – John Howells
Moore & Jackman on eBay – Wim Snoeijer
Clematis Societies and Clematis Events
American Clematis Society – Edith Malek, President
British Clematis Society
Estonian Clematis Club – Erika Mahhov
Finnish Clematis Club – Veijo Miettinen, Vice Chairman
Friends of the Rogerson Clematis Collection – Linda Beutler
Japan Clematis Society – Hiroshi Takeuchi, President
Plantarium 2006 – Horst Weihrauch
Chelsea 2007 Introductions – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis Festival in Wolfheze, Holland – Horst Weihrauch
Book Reviews
Pocket Guide to Clematis – Mary Toomey
A Celebration of Clematis – Kaye Heafey and Ron Morgan
Clematis Gallery – Akihito Kaneko
2006 A5 176 pages with 238 colour pictures
In Memoriam
Christopher Lloyd, 1921 to 2006
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
In Memoriam – John Howells
Christopher Lloyd OBE, VMH – Raymond J. Evison, OBE, VMH
“Christo” Lloyd, Co-Author, mentor and friend – Tom Bennett
Christopher Lloyd: In Memoriam – Linda Beutler
Lilija Ledauniece – Edith Schmidt
Registration Of Clematis
2005 Registrations – Victoria Matthews – for details see the Clematis Registrar section
Technical Topics
Clematis are Acidity Lovers – John Howells
Clematis with fragrant flowers – Wim Snoeijer
BSWJ700 C. ianthina var. kuripoensis? – Keith Treadaway
Pruning Clematis – Ralf Martin Schreck
Clematis From Cuttings – Roy Nunn
Cloning C. texensis – Brian Collingwood
Texensis
Clematis texensis and its Hybrids – Maureen & John Hudson
Clematis texensis in Georgia, USA – Lyndy Broder
Clematis texensis in Texas, USA – Gail Kahle
Clematis texensis and Nectar – Bernard M Allen
Beginnings in Germany & Switzerland – Ralf Martin Schreck
The Scarlet Clematis (C. coccinea) – The Garden, 1881
New Clematis Hybrids – Francois Morel / Hugh Leader
I.Cl.S. Visit – Finland / Estonia 2005
An Introduction to Helsinki – Edith Schmidt
Garden of Mrs. Airamo – Werner Stastny
Garden of Mrs. Airi Vaaranto – Werner Stastny
Cottage Garden of Ritva & Erkki Koskinen – Berit Kristine Østby
Hyvärinen Family Garden – Jean Sambrook
Journey to the World of Beautiful Gardens – Aivars Irbe
Helsinki Botanical Garden and the Sibelius Monument – Heidrun Kläser
The Kumpula Allotment Gardens – Horst Weihrauch
The Allotment Garden of Marja-Liisa – Horst Weihrauch
Medieval Porvoo – Horst Weihrauch
An Introduction to Estonia – Ken Woolfenden
A Visit to Eino Kala, Tapa – Gerhart Kölle
Eino Kala’s Gardening Inventions – Jon Gooch
A Landscape Architect’s Garden – Helga Rick
Ou Joosti Aiand, the Rose Garden of Poltsamaa – Denise MacDonald
The Family Kivistik – Ton Hannink
Kivi-Lillemäe Farm – Ingrid Kastell
Photographers in Action – Mary Toomey
Clematis Around The World
Kinzy Faire – Richard Green and Ian Lang
History of Clematis in Botanical Gardens of Ukraine – Tamara & Valera Bubliy
Clematis in Volgograd – Oleg Korotkov, Olga Korotkova & Julia Utz
Several Clematis from China – Sun Guofeng
Latvia and the Garden of Aivars Irbe – Horst Weihrauch
In Search of Clematis sibirica – Werner Stastny
“Pépinière Ellebore” – Hugh Leader
Of Clematis and Clematarians
A Conversation with Brewster Rogerson – Fiona Woolfenden
Leaving Mountaindale – Linda Beutler
A Little Help from Some Friends – Sharon Kaito
RHS Appointment for Raymond Evison – Ken Woolfenden
Brother Stefan Franczak – Ken Woolfenden
A Mysterious Yellow Clematis – Ton Hannink
The Herbarium of Magnus Johnson – Karin & Bengt Sundström
Validation of Clematis ianthina var. kuripoensis – M. Johnson
A Clematis Goat – Werner Stastny
In Praise of Clematis × durandii – Mary Toomey
Comments on Watering Clematis – Jack Palmer
Four New Clematis Profiles – Roy Nunn
Welcome back Clematis ‘Sealand Gem’ – Mary Toomey
Clematis Societies And Clematis Events
British Clematis Society – Denise MacDonald
Finnish Clematis Club – Veijo Miettinen, Vice Chairman
Japan Clematis Society – Hiroshi Takeuchi, President
Swedish Clematis Society – Bengt Sundström, President
Chelsea 2006 Introductions – Ken Woolfenden
Plantarium 2005 in Holland – Ton Hannink
Show Medals for Lothar Sachs – Horst Weihrauch
Book Reviews
Clematis The Montanas – John Howells
Clematis – Akihito Kaneko
The International Clematis Register and Checklist 2002 – Second Supplement – RHS, Compiled by Victoria Matthews, International Clematis Registrar
2005 A5 160 pages with 116 colour pictures
In Memoriam
Jim Fisk
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden
Jim Fisk, The Man – John Howells
Memories – Gillian Blades And Gladys Picard
Jim Fisk – Alister Keay
Jim Fisk – Jon And Ruth Gooch
Cultivars Introduced By Jim Fisk
A Tribute To Mr. Kazushige Ozawa – Shigetoshi Yasuoka
Registration Of Clematis
2004 Registrations – Victoria Matthews – for details see the Clematis Registrar section
Technical Topics
Japanese Native Clematis – Osamu Miikeda
Clematis On The Web International Survey: An Update – Richard Green & Ian Lang
They Say Clematis Are Lime Lovers – John Howells
Clematis Diversifolia Group – Wim Snoeijer
Montanas
Where Will Clematis Montana Grow? – Fiona Woolfenden
Hardiness Of C. Montana In Switzerland – Marianne Fistarol
Growing Clematis Montana In Canada – Peter Keeping
USA Round Up – Brewster Rogerson And Bill Bird
Growing Clematis Montana In Japan – Tomoko Chikuma
Breeding Montanas In New Zealand: Act Of God, Or Uranium Mine? – Robin Mitchell
I.Cl.S. Conference Papers & Workshops – Cambridge 2004
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden, Planning Team Leader
The Finding Of Clematis Montana – Dr. John Howells
20 Years Of The I.Cl.S. (Part 1) – Raymond Evison
20 Years Of The I.Cl.S. (Part 2) – Fiona Woolfenden
Plant Breeders Rights In Europe – Adrian Pickett, NIAB
Some Useful Internet Resources
The World Of Dr Magnus Johnson – Dr. Mary Toomey
Living With Clematis Wilt & Powdery Mildew – Mike Brown
Identification Of Some Cultivar Groups – Wim Snoeijer
Clematis In Containers – Roy Nunn & Fiona Woolfenden
I.Cl.S. Conference – Cambridge 2004
Introduction – Ken Woolfenden, Planning Team Leader
Hyde Hall – Lyndy Broder
Helmingham Hall – Heidrun Kläser
North Wind – Helga Rick
South Wind – Carmel Duignan
East Wind – Sheila Cule
Cambridge Botanic Gardens – Berit Østby
Nunn’s Garden – Werner Stastny
Thorncroft Clematis Nursery – Yasutake Masako
East Ruston – Victoria Matthews
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew – Stefan Tschirky
Of Clematis And Clematarians
The French Contribution To Clematis Development – Hugh Leader
From Tibet To Glasnevin – Seamus O’Brien
Clematis Pierotii? – Roy Nunn
The Climbery – Bill Bird
The New Clematis ‘Stanislaus’ At The Old Unterliezheim – Wim Snoeijer
Musings And Prunings – Mary Toomey
Growing Clematis From Seed – Suzy Macmahon
South Asian Tsunami & Sri Lanka Orphans Foundation Appeal
Clematis Societies And Clematis Events
BCS International Clematis Trials 2004 – Your Editor
Swedish Clematis Society – Bengt Sundström, President
Les Journées Des Plantes De Courson – Ken Woolfenden
“Zieleń To Życie” Exhibition – Szczepan Marczyñski
Rose And Clematis Festival, Unterliezheim – Doris Schreck
6th Clematis Meeting In Uhingen – Doris Schreck
Book Reviews
Gardening With Clematis – Design And Cultivation – Linda Beutler
Clematis – Charles Chesshire
Clematis In The Garden – Aivars Irbe
Clematis – Akihito Kaneko
Clématities – Arnaud Travers & Didier Willery
Plantes Grimpantes – Pépinières Travers & Didier Willery
2004 A5 144 pages with 92 colour pictures
In Memoriam
Kazushige Ozawa
Memories of Mr. Kazushige Ozawa – Koichiro Ochiai
In Memory of Kazushige Ozawa – Maurice Horn
A Tribute to Mr Kazushige Ozawa (1922 to 2003) – Mary Toomey
The Cultivars of Kazushige Ozawa
Professor M.A. Beskaravainaya
A Few Words from your Editor – Ken Woolfenden
M.A. Beskaravajnaya, 1928 to 2003 – L.M. Dorofeeva
Professor Beskaravainaya – John Fopma
A Russian Giant – John Howells
Margarita Beskaravainaya in Latvia – Aivars Irbe
Professor Beskaravainaya – Ilmars Riekstins
A Tribute to Professor M.A. Beskaravainaja – Mary Toomey
The Cultivars of M.A. Beskaravainaya
Guido Toovere – Erika Mahhov
Registration Of Clematis
2003 Registrations – Victoria Matthews – for details see the Clematis Registrar section
Technical Topics
Japanese Native Clematis – Osamu Miikeda
The Susceptibility of the Early Large Flowered Group to Stem Rot (Clematis Wilt) – John Howells
The Sorts and Cultivars of Clematis Selected in Nikitsky State Botanic Garden (continued) – M.A. Beskaravainaya
Clematis on the Web International Survey: An Update – Richard Green & Ian Lang
Allergic Reactions to Clematis Sap – Jon Gooch
Identification And Nomenclature
Cultivars and Botanical Names: To Link or Not To Link? – Victoria Matthews
Review of the Register – Victoria Matthews
Clematis ‘Durandii’ or Clematis ×durandii: This is the Question? – Bengt Sundström
Once in a Blue Moon? – Jon Gooch
Some Notes on Clematis urophylla, C. clarkeana (Syn. anshunensis) And C. yunnanensis – Mary Toomey
A Little Botany and Much Beauty – Bengt Sundström
I.Cl.S. Visit – The Netherlands 2003
Forty Eight Years On – Hugh Leader
Crammed with Creativity – Helga Stäcker-Rick
Boskoop – Horst Weihrauch
Jan van Zoest – Bill Bird
New Dutch Clematis Introductions – Werner Stastny
Nursery of Ruud van der Werf – Roy Nunn
A Well Chosen Collection – Jürgen Knickmann
Garden of Jan van Acquoij – Maureen Hudson
Aalsmeer Flower Auction – Mike King
Nursery “De Vijfhoeven” – Horst Weihrauch
A Visit to a Collector’s Garden – Berit Kristine Østby
Nursery of Pieter Zwijnenburg – Timo Löfgren & Werner Stastny
Boomkwekerij van der Starre B.V. – Werner Stastny
Nursery of Ed Westerhoud – Ken Woolfenden
Impressions of Boskoop – Ken Woolfenden
Of Clematis And Clematarians
Hans Ruedi Horn-Gfeller
A Devoted Swiss Clematis Pioneer – Werner Stastny
Hans-Ruedi Horn-Gfeller – Walter Hörsch
Greetings to My Father’s Oldest Clematis Friend – Family Sundström
William Cobbett And Clematis – John Howells
Clematis ‘Angela’s Double’ – Roy Nunn
Clematis ‘Ingrid Biedenkopf’ – Michael Warren
Clematis ‘Jan Fopma’ – Wim Snoeijer
Three New Cultivars – Jon and Ruth Gooch, Thorncroft Clematis Nursery
Clematis Growing & Flowering Chart – Niilo Lounamaa
My Latest Clematis Introductions – Pieter Zwijnenburg
My Latest Clematis Introductions – Raymond J Evison
Clematis and Philately – Ken Woolfenden
Awards to Members
RHS Lawrence Medal Award – Ken Woolfenden
Great Goldmedal for Lothar Sachs – Horst Weihrauch
The Long and Hot Summer of 2003? – Mary Toomey
News From Other Clematis Societies
BCS International Clematis Trials 2003 – John Maskelyne, BCS Trial Ground Co-Ordinator
Clematis News from Estonia 2003 – Erika Mahhov
Finnish Clematis Club in 2003 – Veijo Miettinen, Vice Chairman
Japan Clematis Society – Hiroshi Takeuchi, President
Pacific Northwest Clematis Society, 2003 – Brewster Rogerson, President
Swedish Clematis Society – Bengt Sundström, President
Book Reviews
Choosing your Clematis – John Howells
Clematis from Seed – Brian R Collingwood
Photographs of Clematis Flowers – Satomi Kuriyama and Yoshiaki Aihara
Clematis – Walter Hörsch
2003 A5 160 pages with 61 colour pictures
In Memoriam
Dr. Magnus Johnson, 1907 to 2002 – Mary Toomey
The Funeral of Magnus Johnson – Malcolm Oviatt-Ham
Recollections of Magnus Johnson – various
Veitch Memorial Medal Award – Karin & Bengt Sundström
Obituary to Agnes Barth and Edith Ordille – Walter Hörsch
Obituary to Herr Wolfgang Jacobi – Walter Hörsch
Registration of Clematis
2002 Registrations – Victoria Matthews – for details see the Clematis Registrar section
International Clematis Register & Checklist Data Analysis – Victoria Matthews
Technical Topics
Clematis Selection in Nikitsky State Botanic Garden – 1960-1988 – M. A. Beskaravainaya
Clematis L. in the Middle Urals – L. M. Dorofeeva & V. B. Dorofeev
International Clematis Survey – Richard Green & Ian Lang
Growing Tissue Culture Clematis – Peter Keeping
Taxonomic Investigation of the Clematis Forsteri Complex – Clematis Petriei Reinstated – Mary Toomey
Reinstatement of Clematis Petriei (Ranunculaceae), and Typification and Variation of C. Forsteri – P. B. Heenan & J. Cartman
Flowering Response of Cut Flower Clematis to Photoperiod – Kiyoshi Ohkawa, Tosie Furui & Miyuki Watanabe
Clematis for Cut Flowers and Bridal Bouquets – Karin and Bengt Sundström
Viticellas
Introduction – Fiona Woolfenden
The Viticellas: an Overview – John Howells
How to Classify a Viticella? – Bill Bird
Success with Viticellas in Canada – Margaret Martin
Clematis Section Viticella – Roy Nunn
Favorite Viticellas in the USA – Richard Huff
Recommended Late Flowering ‘Trouble-Free’ Clematis from Germany – Ralf & Doris Schreck
Viticellas in Belgium – Ides & Annemie Dehaene-Van Damme
An English September Song – Hugh Leader
Viticellas & Others in New Zealand – Christine & John Nicholls
References
I.Cl.S. Conference Papers – Poland 2002
The New Zealand Clematis Species – R. J. Evison OBE VMH
Clematis Genealogy – Klaus Körber
The Cultivars of Brother Stefan Franczak – Szczepan Marczynski
I.Cl.S. Conference – Poland 2002
The Salt Mine of Wieliczka – Maureen Hudson
Clematis Alpina in the Tatra Mountains – Berit Kristine Østby
A 19th Century Polish Nobleman’s Estate – Lyndy Broder
A Day in Kraków – Iris Clarke
The Garden of Brother Stefan Franczak – Jean Sambrook
Garden of Józef Pasierb – Helen Proulx
Warsaw City Tour – Marianne Fistarol
The Garden of Jolanta Jeziorska – Horst Weihrauch
A Private Piano Recital – Roy Nunn
I.Cl.S. Party at Pruszków – Hugh Leader & Marita Opalka
Other I.Cl.S. Events
Heronswood Nursery – Mary Toomey
4th Annual Weekend in Uhingen – Heidrun Kläser
Of Clematis and Clematarians
Brother Stefan Franczak – John Maskelyne
Congratulations Hans Reudi Horn – Stefan Tschirky
Clematis Arbors – Helen & Dick Proulx
Laumas Nature Park – Ilmars Riekstins
Merian Park Clematis Collection – Stefan Tschirky
The Special Aesthetic of Clematis – Long Yayi & Zhang Jin-Zheng
News from other Clematis Societies
BCS International Clematis Trials 2002 – John Maskelyne
Clematis News from Estonia – Erika Mahhov
Finnish Clematis Club in 2002 – Veijo Miettinen
Japan Clematis Society – Hiroshi Takeuchi
Pacific Northwest Clematis Society – Brewster Rogerson
Swedish Clematis Society – Werner Stastny
Book Reviews
The International Clematis Register and Checklist 2002 – RHS, compiled by Victoria Matthews, International Clematis Registrar
Clématites du 3e Millénaire (Clematis of the 3rd Millennium) – Raymond J. Evison OBE VMH
Clematis – Climbers of the Future – M. A. Beskaravainaya
Clematis The Genus – Christopher Grey-Wilson
2002 A5 160 pages with 76 colour pictures
Honorary Fellows
Jim Fisk M.B.E.
Magnus Johnson – Veich Medal Award – Jon Gooch
Clematis Breeders and Their Clematis
A. N. Volosenko-Valenis – Professor M. A. Beskaravainaya
Registration of Clematis
2001 Registrations – Victoria Matthews – for details see the Clematis Registrar section
National Clematis Collections
Conservation in Action – Graham Pattison and Linda Cook
Herbaceous Clematis – Mike Brown
Creating a Crazy Clematis Garden – Klaus Körber
Clematis Collections
Technical Topics
Introduction of Clematis L. Species on the South Crimean Coast – Professor M. A. Beskaravainaya
When Clematis Flowers Bloom In Japan – Hiroshi Takeuchi
Hunting trip for Clematis texensis – Tomoko Chikuma
Propagation of Clematis via Cuttings – Jan van Acquoij
Phytophthora – an increasing menace – Dr John Howells
‘Wilting’ in Clematis – Dr John Howells
RHS Award of Garden Merit – Richard Sanford, RHS
RHS Award of Garden Merit 2002 – Clematis Cultivars
The Atragenes Group
Introduction – Fiona Woolfenden
Growing Atragenes – Malcolm Oviatt-Ham
Atragenes in my Garden, Latvia – Aivars Irbe
Atragenes in My Garden, Oregon, USA – Linda Beutler
Atragenes in the USA Deep South – Lyndy Broder
Atragenes in my English Garden – Fiona Woolfenden
Atragenes in my Calgary Garden, Canada – Llyn Strelau & Rodney Shaver
Atragenes in My Garden, Norway – Berit Kristine Østby
Further Contributions
Conclusions – Fiona Woolfenden
I.Cl.S. Conference Papers – Oregon 2001
Clematis as Cut Flowers – Murray Rosen
Brief History of Japanese Clematis Past and Present – Kozo Sugimoto, translated by Shigeyo Kikuchi
Magic, Myth and Murder of Clematis – A Gardener Challenged – Mary Toomey
I.Cl.S. Conference – Oregon 2001
The Japanese Garden in Portland – Tomoko Chikuma
A Chinese Garden in Oregon – Berit Kristine Østby
Garden of Linda Beutler – Tilli (and Roy Nunn)
Garden of Lucy Hardiman – Josie Hulbert
Garden of Virginia & Arnie Israelit – Rosemarie Allen
Garden of Selby Key – Iris Clarke
Mount Hood – Werner Stastny
Washington State Nurseries – Jean Sambrook
Trip to the Columbia Gorge – Victoria Matthews
Gossler Farm Nursery – Marita Opalka
Northwest Garden Nursery – Wim Snoeijer
Bella Madrona – Michael Warren
Exuberant Gardens Nursery – Peter Keeping
Brewster Rogerson’s Collection – Llyn Strelau & Rodney Shaver
Joy Creek Nursery – Carol Leeds
Gardens of Seattle and Vancouver – Bengt Sundström
Bellevue Botanical Garden – Werner Stastny
Clearview Nursery – Everett Leeds
I.Cl.S. German Branch
I.Cl.S. German Group Report – Walter Hörsch
A Weekend in Basel – Ken Woolfenden
Clematis sibirica – Hans Reudi Horn-Gfeller
German Group – 3rd Annual Meeting – Filstal – Doris Schreck
In Praise of Clematis
Scents and Non-Scents – Brewster Rogerson
C. ‘William Kennett’ – Helen Proulx
The Local Miracle – Edith Schmidt
Clematis Crystal Fountain™ ‘Fairy Blue'(N) – Your Editor
Clematis ‘Hanadayori’ – Your Editor
News From Other Clematis Societies
American Clematis Society
BCS International Clematis Trials 2001 – John Maskelyne
Finnish Clematis Club in 2001 – Veijo Miettinen
Japan Clematis Society – Hiroshi Takeuchi, President
Pacific Northwest Clematis Society – Brewster Rogerson, President
Book Reviews
An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Clematis – Mary Toomey & Everett Leeds, Photography Editor Charles Chesshire
The Genus Clematis – Magnus Johnson
Plant Portraits of Species and Selected Cultivars – Monica McAllen & Robin Savill
All of the Clematis – Kozo Sugimoto
Clematis and Climbing Plants – Akihito Kaneko
CLEMATIS-ZEITUNG: Ratschläge und Informationen für den Clematisfreund – Walter Hörsch
2001 A5 144 pages with 86 colour pictures
In Memoriam
Kenneth (Ken) James Pyne – June Pyne, Great Britain
Ken Pyne’s Introductions
Vince Denny 1919 to 2001 – Everett Leeds, Great Britain
Mikhail Ivanovich Orlov, 1918 to 2000 – Ian Lang & John Maskelyne, Great Britain
Registration of Clematis
2000 Registrations – Victoria Matthews, USA – for details see the Clematis Registrar section
Technical Topics
The Names of Japanese Cultivars – Jon Gooch and Hiroshi Takeuchi
Transliteration of Japanese Names – Jon Gooch, Great Britain
Japanese Cultivar Name Unification – Hiroshi Takeuchi, Japan
Clematis Wilt Again! – Walter Hörsch, Germany
Germination test of C. patens – Minoru Kikuta, Japan
Swift Moth Larvae – A Common Problem? – Jon Gooch, Great Britain
Dresden Conference Papers
The fungus Phoma clematidina as a cause of clematis wilt – Pieter van de Graaf, Great Britain
Studying an Unknown Clematis from China – Brewster Rogerson, USA
Clematis from Holland – Wim Snoeijer, The Netherlands
2000 Society Meetings
Szczepan Marczynski’s Nursery – Bill Bird, USA
Brother Stefan Franczak – Michael Warren, Great Britain
Memories of Poland – Maurice Horn, USA
The International Clematis Wall in Pillnitz – Jürgen Knickmann, Austria
Baptism of a New Clematis at Dresden – Edith Schmidt, Germany
The Botanic Garden of Dresden – Jüürgen Knickmann, Austria
Lothar Sachs Nursery at Radebeul – Katherin & Charles Pfenninger, Switzerland
The Garden of Bernd Maul – Helga Stäcker-Rick, Germany
Gardening in the shadow of a Power Station – Berit Kristine Østby & Eivind Damsleth, Norway
Hof Botanical Gardens – Malcolm Oviatt-Ham, Great Britain
The Garden of Hermann and Irma Fuchs – Heike Kühnberg, Germany
Clematis at Veitshöchheim Bavaria – Werner Stastny, Sweden
C. Recta in a Native Locality – Ulf Svensson, Sweden
In Praise of Clematis
Winter Flowers in Dresden-Pillnitz – Horst Weihrauch, Germany
AVALANCHE ™ ‘Blaaval’ (N) – Ruth Gooch, Great Britain
Clematis flammula in its Natural Habitat! – Edith Schmidt, Germany
Clematis florida ‘Plena’ – Helen Proulx, Ireland
Love Jewelry – Fiona Woolfenden, Great Britain
Growing Clematis Around The World
New Zealand for the summer or winter? – Peter Gooch, Great Britain
Growing Ukrainian Clematis Cultivars in Latvia – Ilma Nereta, Latvia
Clematis in South Africa – Gerald Gilbert, South Africa
Florida Clematis Update – Victoria Matthews, USA
Growing Clematis In North America – Linda Beutler, USA
A Short Dutch Visit to Oxford – Jan van Acquoij, The Netherlands
Belgium, A Nice Little Kingdom – Monika Pretzer, Belgium
News From Other Societies
British Clematis Society International Trial Ground Awards for 2000 – John Maskelyne, Great Britain
Japan Clematis Society – Hiroshi Takeuchi, Japan
Pacific Northwest Clematis Society – Brewster Rogerson, USA
News From The ACS – Edith Malek, USA
Finnish Clematis Club Fifth Anniversary – Veijo Miettinen, Finland
Book Reviews – Various
2000 A5 with 112 pages and 46 colour pictures
Honorary Fellows
Fisk’s Clematis Nursery – Jim Fisk, Great Britain
The Start of a Life-Long Hobby – Everett Leeds, Great Britain
Magnus Johnson’s Clematis Garden, Sofiero Castle, Helsingborg – Karin Sundström, Sweden
Registration of Clematis
1999 Registrations – Victoria Matthews, USA – for details see the Clematis Registrar section
Translation of Cultivar Names – don’t! – Victoria Matthews, USA
Naming Conventions – Victoria Matthews, USA
‘Sympatica’ or ‘Sympatia’ or ‘Sympathia’ – Jon Gooch, Great Britain
Scientific Research
The Control of ‘Stem Rot’ (Clematis Wilt) – Dr. John Howells, Great Britain
Plant Breeding using Irradiation – Malcolm Oviatt-Ham, Great Britain
Growing Clematis with Roses
Clematis and Roses – Dr John Howells, Great Britain
Roses and Small Clematis – Klaus Körber, Germany
Growing Clematis from Seed
Growing Hybrid Clematis by a Beginner – Bill Bird, USA
Seeds from Arkansas – Paul M. Olsson, Sweden
In Praise of Clematis
‘Andromeda’ – Ruth Gooch, Great Britain
Blue Angels near Oxford – Mike Brown, Great Britain
‘Piilu’, Always Double? – Volker Frank, Germany
C. florida Pistachio™ ‘Evirida’N – Raymond Evison, Great Britain
A Pearl in London – Fiona Woolfenden, Great Britain
C. ‘Red Pearl’ (from the I.Cl.S. Web Site) – Brewster Rogerson, USA
1999 Society Meetings and Members Visits
A Weekend in Dortmund, Germany – Horst Weihrauch, Germany
Dortmund – Gisele Wiehle’s Garden – Helga Stäcker-Rick, Germany
Dortmund – Horst Weihrauch’s Garden – Mike Warren, Great Britain
Dortmund – Nursery, Garden and Park – Horst Weihrauch, Germany
A Few Days in Guernsey – Werner Stastny, Sweden
The Gardens of Guernsey – Fiona Woolfenden, Great Britain
First Clematis Seminar in Filstal – Walter Hörsch, Germany
An Estonian Visit to Finland – Erika Mahhov, Estonia
Two Clematis Gardens in Lithuania – Ulf Svensson, Sweden
The Clematis World
Clematis for a Warm Climate – Victoria Matthews, USA
Clematis for a Cold Climate – Fiona Woolfenden, Great Britain
New Zealand – Alister Keay, New Zealand
New Zealand Clematis in England – Roy Nunn, Great Britain
Obsession for Clematis – Judith Stanton, USA
Portrait of our Clematis Garden – Ralf & Doris Schreck, Germany
Success for Lothar Sachs – Horst Weihrauch, Germany
A Walk Through My Clematis Garden – J. Richard Huff, USA
I.Cl.S. Web Site – Ken Woolfenden, Great Britain
News from other Societies
American Clematis Society – Edith M. Malek, USA
BCS Trial Ground Awards for 1999 – John Maskelyne, Great Britain
Japan Clematis Society – Hiroshi Takeuchi, Japan
Pacific Northwest Clematis Society – Ken Woolfenden, Great Britain
Book Reviews – Various
Members Recommendations – Various
1999 A5 with 112 pages and 47 colour pictures
Honorary Fellows
Conversation with Magnus Johnson – John Howells, Great Britain
Letter from Mr Kazushige Ozawa, Japan
Letter from Brother Stefan Franczak, Poland
Brother Stefan Franczak – Szczepan Marczyñski, Poland
In Memoriam
Mrs Harvey, Canada – Various
Uno Kivistik, Estonia – Erika Mahhov, Estonia
Tribute to Uno Kivistik’s Work – Ruth Gooch, Great Britain and Maurice Horn, USA
Dr John Wurdack, USA
Vilhelmine Riekstina – Ilmars Riekstins, Latvia
Clematis Registrations – Vicki Matthews, USA – for details see the Clematis Registrar section
1996 Registrations
1998 Registrations
What’s in a Name? – Various
Clematis Research
Report on BCS Trial Grounds – John Maskelyne, Great Britain
Trial of Large-Flowered Cultivars – Silja Kreen, Estonia
Moving the Collection – Ilmars Riekstins, Latvia
Update on Wilt Research – Pieter van de Graaf, Great Britain
My tip for Wilted Clematis – Doris Warmhold, Germany
DNA Analysis of Clematis – Osamu Miikeda, Japan
RHS/BCS Clematis Expedition to china
A Novel Plant Expedition – Long Yayi, China
Seventeen go Wild with Clematis – John Simmons, Great Britain
A Field Report – Raymond Evison, Great Britain
Swedish Conference Papers
Clematis in Amenity Plantations – Tomas Lagerström, Sweden
Clematis in Latvia – Aivars Irbe, Latvia
Swedish/Estonian visit – 1998
Swedish Clematis Society 1988 – 1998 – Werner Stastny, Sweden
A day with Carl von Linné – Barbara Knickmann and Jürgen Schmidt, Germany
Jan Lindmark’s Garden – Walter Hörsch, Germany
Kivistik Farm – Family Kivistik, Estonia
Memories of two Estonian Gardens – Ulf Svensson, Sweden
Estonian Private Gardens – Bill Bird, USA
Tallinn Botanical Garden – Stefan Tschirky, Switzerland
News from the Clematis World
American Clematis Society – Edith M. Malek, USA
The 2nd International Gardening days in Freising – Jürgen Schmidt, Germany
Japan Clematis Society – Hiroshi Takeuchi, Japan
Blaschka Glass Flower Collection – Fiona Woolfenden, Great Britain
My Clematis Garden
My first Clematis: Ojashima – Doris Warmhold, Germany
Gardening on a High Level in Norway – Berit Kristine Østby, Norway
Clematis in Central NSW – Greg Lee, Australia
Clematis Breeders and their Clematis
Gordon Sykes’s Leoni – Gordon Sykes, Great Britain
Janis Bikse – Janis Bikse, Latvia
Janis Ruplens – Aivars Irbe, Latvia
Cadsonbury Plant Breeders – Robin Mitchell, New Zealand
Book Reviews – Ruth Gooch and Fiona Woolfenden, Great Britain
1998 A5 with 84 pages and 24 colour pictures
I.Cl.S. Meeting in Japan, May 1997
The Official Reception – Werner Stastny, Sweden
A Stroll in the Park – Ken Woolfenden, Great Britain
Our garden pearl in Sagamihara – Bengt Sundström, Sweden
Mount Fuji – Japan’s Sacred Mountain – Monika Pretzer, Germany
Ofuna Botanical Garden – Horst Weihrauch, Germany
Visit to Mr. Ozawa’s Nursery – Klaus Münster, Germany
Visit to Mr. Chikuma’s Nursery – Klaus Münster, Germany
The Optional Tour – Stefan Tschirky, Switzerland
Water in Japanese Garden – Veijo Miettinen, Finland
A Clematis patens adventure – Berit Kristine Østby, Norway
I.Cl.S. Conference Papers, Japan, May 1997
Large Flowered Clematis – Ruth Gooch, Great Britain
Clematis in Japan – Hiroshi Takeuchi, Japan
Growing Clematis in Germany – Horst Weihrauch, Germany
The United States Leather Flower – Brewster Rogerson, USA
Various Hybrids of Japanese Clematis – Akihito Kaneko, Japan
Articles:
Vilhelmine Riekstina 1937-1996
D. R. Robinson Award to Stanley Zubrowski, Canada
The U.S. Clematis Trade: A Brief Account – Brewster Rogerson, USA
Going Native in the Pacific NW – Linda Beutler, USA
A Garden in Göppingen – Walter Hörsch, Germany
Mr. Ozawa’s Cut Flower Trade – Maurice Horn, USA
‘ANDON-ZUKURI’ OF CLEMATIS AS A HOBBY – Hiroshi Takeuchi, JAPAN
97/98 Clematis Introductions – Fiona Woolfenden, Great Britain
Recent advances in Clematis Wilt research – Pieter van de Graaf, Great Britain
BOOK REVIEWS – by Fiona Woolfenden, Great Britain
‘The Gardener’s Guide to Growing Clematis’ by Raymond J. Evison
Clematis for Northern Landscapes – Richard G Hawke, USA
NEWS FROM –
Cultivars Registered in 1997 – Victoria Matthews, International Clematis Registrar – for details see the Clematis Registrar section
British Clematis Society – Everett Leeds, Chairman
Germany – Ralf Martin Schreck, Vice President, I.Cl.S
Southern California Clematis Society – Edith M. Malek, President
1990 A5 booklet with 52 pages and colour photographs
Symposium on Small Flowered Clematis:-
Collections of Atragenes in USA and Pakistan – Henrik Zetterlund, Sweden
Distribution of Clematis species in North America – Flemming Hansen, Denmark
Clematis sibirica – Hansruedi Horn-Gfeller, Switzerland
Cultivars of atragenes raised in Sweden – Werner Stastny, Sweden
Atragenes and small flowering Clematis in South Korea – Tomas Lagerström, Sweden
Small and medium flowered Clematis in the Soviet Union – V. Riekstina, Latvia
New Zealand Clematis species in cultivation – Graham Hutchins, Great Britain
Other Original Articles:-
In conversation with Jim Fisk – John Howells (Editor), Great Britain
New Polish Clematis varieties – Brother Stefan Franczak, Poland
J.E. Spingarn – Patti Hagan, USA
Compiling a list of all known Clematis – Wim Snoeijer and John Fopma, The Netherlands
Cameras and Clematis – Michael Warren, Great Britain
Short Articles – Various authors
1988 A5 booklet with 36 pages and black and white photographs
Dormancy in Clematis seeds? – Philip McMillan Browse, Great Britain
Clematis aristata R Brown ex DC Grown from Seeds – Gerhard Ott, Germany
The Clematis Diversifolia Group – W.A. Brandenburg and J.G. van der Vooren, The Netherlands
A selection of some tender Clematis growing at Mount Usher – John Anderson
The propagation of Clematis from Cuttings – a discussion of some causes of failure – Tom Bennett, Great Britain
Tracing problems in propagation from cuttings – Tom Bennett, Great Britain
Clematis worthy of wider cultivation – Raymond J. Evison, Channel Islands
Clematis in Estonia and in my garden – Rudolf Reiman, Estonia
Possibilities of growing Clematis in Latvia – Aivars Irbe, Latvia
In front of and behind the counter – Betty Risdon, Great Britain
Of 28 years and 28 Clematis – Gertrude Charlesworth, Great Britain
The Clematis – a plant for all seasons – Kathleen Goodman, Great Britain
Clematis as a patio plant – Eileen Parsons, Great Britain
Combinations – Bernard J Honeysett, Great Britain
A note on “nibbling” Clematis – John Howells, Great Britain
Winter 1987 Vol 4 No 1 A4 beige, 25 pages
Trying to hybrides Clematis in our Garden – Prof. Lung Yayi, China
The Queen of Social Climbers – Eileen Parsons
My Clematis – Ron Allcock
Some remarks about hybernating Clematis – Brother Stefan Franczak, Poland
Clematis at Oxford – Mr. E.V. Gunn
Clematis Experiences – Victor Krath, Denmark
Review: A new Book on Clematis – Ilmars Riekstins, Russia
Beware of New Zealand “species” – Joe Cartman, New Zealand
The difference between three cultivars of the hybrid C. integrifolia × C. viticella – Magnus Johnson, Sweden
Clematis – An Amateur’s Experience – John G. Howells
Confession of a rank Amateur – Josef Verlinden, Belgium
The Propagation of Clematis from Hardwood Cuttings – Thomas Bennett
Latest News from Wageningen – DR. W. Brandenburg, Holland
June 1986 Vol 3 No 1 and December 1986 Vol 3 No 2 A4
June 1986 Vol 3 No 1 A4 brown, 16 pages
Clematis pseudopogonandra ‘Finet et Gagnepain’ – a newcomer to cultivation – J. Lindgren, USA
Shikun-no-Mai’ (Mr. Y. Nakajo) – Y. Kaneshige, Japan
My Clematis Collection – Y. Kaneshige, Japan
The Propagation of Clematis from Cuttings – for amateurs only – M.S. Johnson, USA
Recollections and Collection – B.J. Honeysett, Great Britain
Growing Clematis in East-central Saskatchewan, Canada – S. Zubrowski, Canada
Clematis montana var. wilsonii – L. Banks, Great Britain
The Swedish Pioneers in Raising Clematis Hybrids – K. Cedergren, Sweden
December 1986 Vol 3 No 2 A4 beige, 12 pages
Clematis 1986 in Latvia – I. Riekstina, Latvia
Clematis Orientalis – a much confused species – Chris Grey-Wilson, Great Britain
Cultivars of Hybrid Origin – Chris Grey-Wilson, Great Britain
Japan Clematis Society Members – hunt for native New Zealand species – Alister Keay, New Zealand
Winter 1985 No 4 A4 green, 53 pages, and a few black and white pictures
Old Double Cultivar – F. Hansen, Denmark
Comments from a Devoted Amateur Clematis Grower in Norway (Clematis in Norway) – B. Østby, Norway
Clematis lasiandra in Kumamoto – T. Shiraishi, Japan
Clematis japonica- T. Shiraishi, Japan
Clematis in Containers – Y. Kaneshige, Japan
Study of Clematis in China – Prof. L. Yayi, China
Cultivars from Seed – K. Goodman, Great Britain
Sepals (Tepals) and Feathers – B. Risdon, Great Britain
Small is Beautiful – F. Brown, Great Britain
Overcoming the Common or Garden Snail and Slug – V. Howe, Great Britain
Clematis – the vine with the will to Live – M.S. Johnson, Sweden
A Clematis Journey to Riga in the Latvian SSR – M. Johnson, Sweden
Please note that Victoria Mathews, USA is now the International Clematis Registrar, but the following articles may be of use if you wish to register a Clematis
The International Clematis Register – Dr. W.A. Brandenburg, The Netherlands
Clematis Registration and Botanical Terms – J.G. van der Vooren, The Netherlands
Spring 1985 No 3 A4 dark green with 31 pages
The New Clematis Cultivars and Hybrids bred in the Soviet Union – W. Riekstina, Latvia
Some Fragrant Herbaceous and Semi-Herbaceous Clematis – J. Sambrook, Great Britain
Clematis at The Royal Botanical Gardens, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada – F. Vrugtman, Canada
Growing Clematis in South Australia – T. Nottle, Australia
Tendencies of Development of Clematis Culture in Latvia – I. Riekstina, Latvia
Previous Journal Prices
Members of the International Clematis Society and other affiliated societies can buy any of the above journals (except the latest journal which is only available to I.Cl.S. members) by calculating the price from the table below and using the instructions under How to Join the Clematis Society for ways of making payment.
Unfortunately we have to continuously revise prices, especially for the older journals, in order to make sure they at least cover the average cost of postage which increases significantly year on year.
| Journal | Euro | UK Pounds | USA | Canadian | Yen |
| 2019 | 17.50 | 15.00 | 20.00 | 26.00 | 2000 |
| 2018 | 15.50 | 13.50 | 18.00 | 23.00 | 1800 |
| 2017 | 14.00 | 12.00 | 16.00 | 21.00 | 1600 |
| 2016 | 14.00 | 12.00 | 16.00 | 21.00 | 1600 |
| 2015 | 11.50 | 10.00 | 13.50 | 17.00 | 1350 |
| 2014 | 11.50 | 10.00 | 13.50 | 17.00 | 1350 |
| 2013 | 11.50 | 10.00 | 13.50 | 17.00 | 1350 |
| 2012 | 8.00 | 7.00 | 10.00 | 12.00 | 950 |
| 2011 | 8.00 | 7.00 | 10.00 | 12.00 | 950 |
| 2010 | 8.00 | 7.00 | 10.00 | 12.00 | 950 |
| 2009 | 7.00 | 6.00 | 8.00 | 10.50 | 800 |
| 2008 | 7.00 | 6.00 | 8.00 | 10.50 | 800 |
| 2007 | 7.00 | 6.00 | 8.00 | 10.50 | 800 |
| 2006 | 7.00 | 6.00 | 8.00 | 10.50 | 800 |
| 2005 | 6.00 | 5.00 | 7.00 | 9.00 | 700 |
| 2004 | 6.00 | 5.00 | 7.00 | 9.00 | 700 |
| 2003 | 6.00 | 5.00 | 7.00 | 9.00 | 700 |
| 2002 | 6.00 | 5.00 | 7.00 | 9.00 | 700 |
| 2001 | 6.00 | 5.00 | 7.00 | 9.00 | 700 |
| 2000 | 6.00 | 5.00 | 7.00 | 9.00 | 700 |
| A4 Journals | 10.00 | 8.50 | 13.00 | 13.00 | 1000 |
Membership and Journal packages
| Membership for 2020 plus 2019 Journal (instead of complimentary issue) | 52.00 | 47.50 | 59.00 | 75.00 | 6700 |
Complete Set of Available Past Journals We are pleased to offer a complete set of available journals. However due to the weight of this package and current standard postage rates, we will usually use an international parcel service where they are cheaper. Please email the Society if you are interested (we are also happy to offer partial sets) and we will calculate the weight and get a quote for your to consider. We have to cover the cost of the parcel service but charge a nominal fee for the journals themselves when ordered “in bulk”.
Please note: if you join the International Clematis Society we will send you a complimentary copy of a Journal, issue dependent on availability and at the discretion of the Society. Details of how to join are available on the Web page How to Join.
Journals are only available to Members of either The International Clematis Society or Affiliated Societies.