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Clematis ‘Modoc White’
Flowers are hermaphrodite, single, flat or flattish, 8.5-9.5 cm across, upward- or outward-facing, bi-axillary and terminal flowers, not scented. Sepals are white centrally shading to pale purplish pink then purplish pink in margins, edge of sepals purplish pink to reddish purple, outside of sepals pink with yellow calyces; 6 × 2.5-3 cm, broadly elliptic, overlapping in basal third to half, wavy-margined, long-pointed. Filaments white; anthers light yellow. Stigmas yellow. Seed-heads not persistent. Deciduous climber, with stems up to 3 m. Leaves are trifoliate, green when young maturing to mid-green; margins entire. Flowers fairly early with a dramatic flush of flowers lasting about 3 weeks. Flowers on current year's growth.
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