Photo © 2005 Robin Savill
Clematis 'Hatherly'
Clematis 'Hatherly' was a seedling of tibetana vernayi, probably crossed with tangutica, had lantern-shaped flowers with thick orange-yellow tepals and was raised at the Hatherly Laboratories, University of Exeter. This information came, verbally, from the then head of the laboratories and is recorded in a Devon NCCPG publication "The Magic Tree".
Our thanks to Trevor Wood for this information.
| Group: | Tangutica group |
| Pruning: | Hard prune (Group 3) |
| Country of origin: | United Kingdom |
| Date raised: | b1966 |
| Parentage: | ?orientalis x tangutica |
| Other name(s): | 'Hatherliensis'; orientalis 'Hatherly'; Mis-spelling: 'Hatherley' |