Clematis campaniflora

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I agree with Diane that this is worth growing in good forms. (Colour forms, that is; the 'pixie's hat' shape of the flowers is always a delight.) Trouble is, grown from seed you get a very wide range of colour variations, at least 75% of which are more muddily weedy than vividly wonderful. And unless you've got unlimited space in which to grow things on to flowering size... Exactly so! (The favourite here is a very deep blue form. Most others have been a rather muddy pale mauve. Favourites elsewhere? Does it ever throw up a pure white? Desirable if so - but it never has here.) Tim