Sweetly scented, pure white nodding flowers, occasionally tinged blue at the base, with white or yellow anthers. The Toomey and Leeds 'Encyclopedia of Clematis' wrongly attributes this form to Stanley Zubrowski of Canada (as did we for a while). Mr Zubrowski says this is not the case and that the form "had been around for ever" His recollection is that he obtained some seeds through the Canadian Department of Agriculture's experimental farm at Ottawa. The whitest of the seedlings he sent off to Magnus Johnson in Sweden who propagated it and introduced it to the market.

Group:	Integrifolia group
Fragrant:	Yes
Approximate height:  The heights given here are for guidance only. Much depends on the growing conditions of individual specimens.	1.0 or less metres
Flowering period(s):  Warning: the months here are approximate for the northern hemisphere: users south of the equator should add approximately 6 months so that July becomes January etc.	Jul Jul Aug Sep
Aspect:	Any aspect
USDA zones:  Warning: the zones given here are USDA zones for guidance only. Canadian zones are slightly different!	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Pruning:	Hard prune (Group 3)
Country of origin:	Canada
Date raised:  r=raised s=selected f=first flowered n=named i=introduced b=before c=about	1985
Parentage:  (s) = seed parent	Selected form of integrifolia
Other name(s):	'Alba'; integrifolia var alba; integrifolia var albiflora; integrifolia 'Albiflora'
Further detail:	Flower length: 4-5cm Tepals: 4, 4-5cm long, 1-1.2cm wide, narrow, pointed, recurving tips, ridged