Clematis quadribracteolata

Rambling habit sun, roots in the cool. This is I believe a hybrid of C. quadribracteolata. In winter a tangled mass of very fine thread-like growth and tiny brownish leaves are interesting and are a great choice to place within shrubs that are a bit dull in winter or summer.  A plant for a smaller space. Flowering in Spring. I have a large (1m) plant of C. quadribracteolata and its is a different leaf form but they do have juvenile phases. so although the plants I am offering are two years old they may still be developing their final growth form. The flowers are devine in a collector-sort-of-way.  I love them with their  sweet perfume.  Photo from I naturalist which is a great resource for identifying our native plants. These are not the flowers of these seedlings.  The image of the herbarium specimen is from Te Papa.  

https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/701170
"Clematis quadribracteolata Colenso, collected interior, banks of Ngaruroro River, New Zealand.
CC BY 4.0. Te Papa (SP022326)".

NB plants in large pots so three times the weight of almost all the others