2019-2020 Walters Gardens Catalog

Bush Clematis
Bush Clematis should not be confused
with Vining Clematis, as the two
plants behave quite differently in
the landscape. Unlike their vining
cousins, Bush Clematis are
completely herbaceous
and die back to the
ground each year.
While they do require some
support, they will not vine within
a trellis or grow to the height of
traditional Vining Clematis. Growers
who do choose to grow Bush Clematis
will be rewarded with a longer season
of bloom and easier to grow plants,
among other benefits.
Clematis ‘Stand By Me’
Clematis ‘Violet Stardust’
Convallaria majalis
Convallaria m. ‘Bordeaux’
Clematis ‘Stand By Me’ PPAF CPBRAF
CLESMG1 Blue bell-shaped flowers appear late May to June, with some rebloom in later summer months. Attractive cream thread-like seed heads.
Broad, green foliage; new leaves have a bronze cast to the undersides. This plant benefits from staking, cages, or neighboring plants for support.
Excellent perennial for attracting pollinators. All propagation prohibited. Proven Winners® label and container required.
Height: 34-38” — Width: 24-36” — Zone: 3-7 — Bloom: LSp - MSu — Size: #1 Grade —
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Clematis ‘Violet Stardust’ PPAF
CLEVSG1 (Bush Clematis) This hybrid Clematis is a cross between two species, giving it a unique look and performance in the garden. Its broad leaves are
covered with very small, violet-blue, four to five petaled, star-shaped flowers. Although this is a non-vining Clematis, the plant will still benefit from support,
either from staking or from neighboring plants. Asexual propagation prohibited.
Height: 24-26” — Width: 24-26” — Zone: 3-7 — Bloom: LSp - MSu — Size: #1 Grade —
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Convallaria majalis
CONMAG2 (Lily of the Valley) Fragrant, white, bell-shaped flowers followed by tiny, orange berries with tulip-like leaves. Excellent groundcover for shade. (We
suggest planting 4 pips in a trade gallon container.)
Height: 6-8” — Width: 12-18” — Zone: 2-7 — Bloom: MSp — Size: #2 Grade —
Convallaria majalis ‘Bordeaux’
CONBOG1, CONBOG2 (Lily of the Valley) Blooms more prolifically and larger than the species. Taller flower stalks appear more above the leaves. (We suggest
planting 4 pips in a trade gallon container.)
Height: 6-8” — Width: 12-18” — Zone: 2-7 — Bloom: MSp — Size: #1 & #2 Grade — D
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