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A new generation of cultivars that excel in mixed borders, containers, and other small spaces.


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Clear, up-to-date and invaluable... an excellent book on the enlarged family. If you want to join gardening at the new frontiers, you should buy the book

Robin Lane-Fox Financial Times 09/02/2009

Raymond Evison is the King of Clematis. ... Full of helpful advice and planting combinations, the book is a must for any enthusiast.

The Independent 07/09/2008
Easy to read, full of practical advice and beautifully illustrated with 150 photographs, Raymond Evison's book clearly demonstrates his depth of knowledge and enthusiasm. I enjoyed and recommend this long-awaited book. I am sure it will appeal to everyone, from professional gardeners to keen amateurs, who admires such a sociable and worthwhile genus. David Jewell The Garden 01/07/2008

A clear and easy-to-understand review of the genus, especially useful to garden designers, landscapers and garden centre plant buyers. It is also a valuable reference work for anyone needing help to choose a clematis for a specific situation or time of year.

John Hoyland Gardens Illustrated 01/02/2008

Clematis are seductive plants, difficult to resist on any visit to a nursery or garden centre; this commendably practical book is the one to be armed with on such expeditions.

Country Life 22/02/2008

If you're struggling to choose a clematis or you're just plain scared of these plants, then this is a fantastic book to get you started. Suitable for complete novices and experts alike, it helps you find the right plant for the right plot.

Garden News 22/02/2008
Evison selects varieties [of clematis] based on their flowering season and finds a host plant or a support that would benefit from free-flowering clematis. After ogling the color pictures of hundreds of varieties in this book, it's hard to think of one that won't. Adrian Higgins Washington Post 06/12/2007
Whether you're a clematis connoisseur or a budding amateur, you'll soon share Evison's enthusiasm for these new garden classics. Diane Speros Flower Gardens 01/04/2008

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