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	'The Clematis' is a journal of record for the Society, containing a pleasing mixture of authoritative articles on the genus, news and notes for gardeners and humorous anecdotes. Running to around 250 pages (in the current issue), The Clematis is a high quality publication and its articles are well supported by many colour photographs. The journal is currently edited by Brian Collingwood who is a well repected amateur hybridiser. This ever eagerly awaited publication appears in November or December, back issues of the previous journals (where still available) through Margaret Morris at a cost of £1.00 each + P&P from the following address:- 18 Sycamore Place, Bradwell Village, Burford, Oxon, OX18 4XJ. The Clematis 2007 - THIS JOURNAL IS AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS ONLY This edition has over 250 pages containing many interesting articles as well as the more usual society correspondence - unfortunately due to the large number of articles in this edition only a few have been listed below:- Top 5 Easy to Grow Clematis Trials Ground Results Peveril Revisited In Praise of Estonian clematis Three indestructible Clematis Photographing Blue/Purple Clematis Planting to avoid Clematis Wilt The Propagating of Clematis from Seed Hybridisation of Clematis for Amateurs The Fascination of Stem Rot Subsection Viorna and its Hybrids Clematis Addisonii Clematis morefieldii Clematis fremontii Clematis carrizoensis Clematis ochroleuca
	The Clematis 2006 This edition has over 170 pages containing many interesting articles as well as the more usual society correspondence:- Is it a Bargain A National Collection & a Hosepipe Ban What's the most important part of a clematis Pronunciation & history of the word clematis A New Viticella Seedling Clematis cirrhosa var.purpurascens 'Freckles' Back to Basics Clematis crispa, the species and some hybrids Seasonal Notables Clematis grandiflora revisited More clematis from Mr Aihara of Tokyo Peveril Clematis Nursery Montanas: The Cadsonbury Series Clematis zemuensis Clematis alternata - an interseting species Brian's Babies
	The Clematis 2005 This edition has over 160 pages containing many interesting articles as well as the more usual society correspondence:- Trade Designations NCCPG and the National Collection Scheme Curious but Lovely Integrifolia - a look at the species and hybrids Some of the Best Reds, Whites and Blues An appreciation of Kazushoge Ozawa Some new Clematis from Mr Aihara of Tokyo The Origins of clematis 'Jackmanii' Is clematis 'Jackmanii true to name or not? Propagation and Breeding Plants in Houses
	The Clematis 2004 This edition has over 150 pages containing many interesting articles as well as the more usual society correspondence:-             Helmsley Walled Gardens and the BCS Mardling in Norfolk Photographing Clematis New Zealand Clematis Why a National Collection The Joy of Growing Clematis from Seed My First Hybrids Plant Variety Right For a Beginner Exploring the Causes of Clematis Wilt Ten Years at Helmsley Walled Garden Some Thoughts on Clematis vitalba Profile of Anne Jones, Botanical Artist
	The Clematis 2003 This edition has 90+ pages containing many interesting articles as well as the more usual society correspondence, including:- Three Ladies, Three Clematis The National Garden Scheme International Clematis Society A walk around the garden From digital to slides Pests and disease - The Ghost Swift Moth The antipodean clematis: The Travel Bag unzips again Hampton Court NCCPG: Report The debate over Clematis anshunensis An unidentified clematis species One for the future: Serendipity The founding of a nursery and ten years on A Place in the sun Interesting observations from the literature Global warming - consequences for clematis
	The Clematis 2002 (Winter edition) This edition has 100+ pages containing many interesting articles as well as the more usual society correspondence, including:- Where do all these names come from? A New Zealand Clematis day Clematis and the World Wide Web Clematis Cutting Workshop Perfumed Clematis Pest Profiles Clematis Research - somatic embryos The BCS Members Garden Open Days The problem of species Old Man's Beard - Our Native Clematis Useful Tips Clematis viticella     and its cultivars in the garden landscape Wild Patens (Clematis) in Iwate prefecture Pre penetration stages in infection of clematis     by phoma clematidina
	The Clematis 2002 (Spring Edition) This edition has 80+ pages containing many interesting articles as well as the more usual society correspondence, including:- A Cottage in Devon Competition results The illustrators challenge An experience of life on a clematis nursery Trial ground awards 2001 Petal, sepal or tepal? Clematis: Kill or cure Ten Years at Helmsley Walled Garden The travel bag Clematis web watch How my clematis performed Scaling the heights Shrub Ahoy Why pots? Susceptibility of clematis to wilt
	The Clematis 2001 This edition has 120+ pages containing many interesting articles as well as the more usual society correspondence, including:- A brief history of the British Clematis Society Thomas Cripps , Nurseryman from the past Some More Species of Clematis The Good Companions - Rose and Clematis Some Thoughts and notes on Pruning Clematis Pruning Clematis - Magnus Johnson's Way Not Quite by the Book Clematis urticifolia Roogooja Farm, Estonia Confessions of a (C) Rank Amateur Surfing the Internet The Pacific Northwest Clematis Society, N.A. Plant Profiles Clematis Tips from Ruth Gooch A Festival of Clematis
	The Clematis 2000 This edition has 135+ pages containing many interesting articles as well as the more usual society correspondence, including:- Clematis from Curtis's Botanical Magazine Inclusion of Clematopsis Hutch. in Clematis L. Aspects of Clematis Registration and Naming Standard specimens at Wisley Herbarium Study of C.viticella and its cultivars Charles Noble of Sunningdale Meet the Breeders - Raymond Evison Clematis Gardens and Garden design Design a Garden with Clematis Clematis 2000 - American Perspective The American Experiment Continues. The Charm of Small-Flowered Clematis 'Foreign' Clematis Names In Praise of New Zealand Plants Success with Clematis tenuiloba Blue or Pink? Perception of Colour
	The Clematis 2000 (Spring edition) This edition has over 60 pages containing many interesting articles as well as the more usual society correspondence, including:- From the Past - Controversy and Scandal? Basics of Clematis - No. 3 Five Favourite Clematis A Perfect Partnership C. 'Edward Pritchard' a difficult one but why? Treasure by the Trail Japan, Land of the Rising Clematis Plant Profiles Your Questions Answered
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