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![]() Photo © 2009 Ian Lang
![]() Photo © 2001 Ian Lang
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Clematis 'Haku?kan'
Large flowers, inside deep violet to blue-purple, sometimes with paler bar veined with purple, outside with wide white bar. Early flowers are sometimes semi-double. Filaments white; anthers pale yellow to creamy white. Seedheads persistent.
The name means 'white royal crown'. Introduced into the U.K. by Jim Fisk in 1971. Magnus Johnson in Slaktet Klematis suggests that 'Hakuokan' (sic) was raised by Esio Kubota.
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