Woolf's Lighthouse flower?

[Paula Brown <vbpaula@EROLS.COM>]

A question was posted regarding a flower being painted in Virginia =
Woolf's Lighthouse. I saw no follow up but was it this clematis??:....
"Many garden forms have been produced by hybridization; among the best =
known, is C. Jackmanni, due to Mr George Jackman of Woking" (UK. =
)Further information may be obtained from The Clema/is as a Garden =
Flower, by Thos. Moore and George Jackman. See also G. Nicholson, =
Dictionary of Gardening, i. (1885) and SupplemenLi.

I am curious as I wondered if this was our "jack-in-the-pulpit" first =
and then after no success in searching, stumbled on this gardening =
article about the clematis. Thanks for sharing.
Paula Brown, Librarian
CFS The School at Church Farm
vbpaula@erols.com

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