Hello. Thank you for calling Dial-A-Horticulturist where our motto is “gardeners rule”. How may I direct your call?

I’d like to speak to someone about common plant names, please.

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Thank you.

Hello, this is Hortense Hoelove in Common Plant Names. How may I help you.

Hortense? The Hortense who wrote a gardener’s advice column? That Hortense.

Yes, that Hortense. How may I help you this evening?

Wow, I’m excited to actually talk to you, Hortense. So excited, I almost forget my question. Oh, wait. I remember. Is there a common name for Clematis x triternata ‘Rubromarginata’?

Hold please, while I check. While you are on hold, you will hear the sounds of a garden – bees buzzing, birds singing, and water gurgling.

Yes, I know.

Thank you for holding. I’ve looked it up. I don’t see a consistently used common name. Would you like to suggest one?

Oh, daisies, would I ever. I’d like to suggest Fairy Vine.

Hold please, while I check. While you are on hold, you will hear the sounds of a garden – bees buzzing, birds singing, and water gurgling.

So I’ve heard.

Thank you, again, for holding. Though Fairy Vine has been used as a common name, we here at Dial-A-Horticulturist do not see harm in using it for Clematis x triternata ‘Rubromarginata’. We’ll add it to our files.

Oh, thank you. That seemed pretty easy. Can we change it to Carol’s Fairy Vine?

Sure. We’d be happy to update our records. Please hold while I take care of that. While you are on hold, you will hear the sounds of a garden – bees buzzing, birds singing, and water gurgling.

Really? I had no idea.

Thank you for holding. We’ve updated our records to indicate that a common name for Clematis x triternata ‘Rubromarginata’ is Carol’s Fairy Vine. Please keep in mind that we cannot guarantee that this plant will not have other common names. Nor can we guarantee that Carol’s Fairy Vine won’t be used for another plant in the future. Is there anything else I can help you with?

No, that should do it for now. Thank you.

My pleasure. Thank you for calling Dial-A-Horticulturist where our motto is “gardeners rule”.

Clematis x triternata ‘Rubromarginata’, commonly called Carol’s Fairy Vine scampers in the branches of a serviceberry tree.