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'Cirr. balearica' clematis References
Book (Oct 2001) Page(s) 151. Includes photo(s).
Website/Catalog (1929) Page(s) 84. Clématis Balearica. — Très distinct, feuilles finement divisées, nombreuses fleurs blanc crème pendant tout l'hiver, demande une exposition abritée.
Website/Catalog (1924) Page(s) 107. Clématite balearica. Feuillage très finement découpé; très nombreuses fleus blanches à l'automne.
[no longer listed in the 1926 catalogue, but again in 1929]
Book (1912) Page(s) 83. Clematis L. — N. Pff. iii. 2. 62. — Ranunculaceæ-Clematideæ. balearica Rich. = cirrhosa.
cirrhosa L. — D.C. i 9; Kuntze, Mon. 144; B. M. t. 1070; Lodd. B. C. t. 1086; Fl. d'It n. 1543. — S. Italy to Syria. — ♄ §. December- January. " " var. balearica Rich. — D.C. i. 9; Kuntze, Mon. 144; B. M. t. 959. — Western Mediterranean region. — ♄ §.
Book (1906) Page(s) 51. Principal garden varieties of Clematis: Montana type. C. Balearica... Creamy-white, purple spots. January, February.
Magazine (30 Jul 1892) Page(s) 73. C. balearica Lam., de l'Ile Minorque; sarments de 2 mètres, grandes fleurs blanches.
Magazine (1847) Page(s) plate 21. The Majorca Virgin's-bowers consist, according to some writers, of several distinct species, which others, however, regard as mere varieties of each other. In the view of the former the species are four, namely :— 1. C. cirrhosa ; with broad ovate cordate entire or serrated leaves, having sharp-pointed or bristle-pointed segments ; and with a large involucre immediately under the flower. 2. C. semitriloba or polymorpha ; with broad ovate cordate serrated leaves, which are never entire, but generally three-lobed ; and a large involucre immediately under the flower. 3. C. pedicellata ; with broad ovate cordate serrated leaves, which are very obtuse, and often entire ; and a small involucre at a considerable distance from the flower. 4. C. calycina or balearica ; with deeply cut narrow leaves, and an urceolate involucre immediately beneath the flower.
Book (1820) Page(s) 25. Atragene balearica cirrhosa. Perennial. Cold house .... 12 Groschen
Book (1815) Page(s) 145. Classe XIII Dicotylédons. Ordre I. Renonculacées. I. Capsules monospermes, ne s'ouvrant pas. Clematis. Clématite. I. Scandenses. Tiges sarmenteuses. calicina H. K. ) à grand calice. Mahon. Ligneux balearica Encycl. )
Book (1783) Page(s) 10. Clematis dominicensis
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