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Varieties. 1  Clematis (cirrhosa) 'Freckles' - Attractive largish fragrant cream bell shaped flowers (to 2 inches or 5cm) flecked with pink to reddish/brown spots or 'freckles' appear from late summer through to winter. 2  Foliage is a handsome dark green fern like foliage. 3  Clematis cirrhosa var.
Common name: Puawhananga ('flower of the skies'), White clematis, New Zealand clematis. Clematis paniculata is endemic to the North, South and Stewart Islands and is now naturalised on Chatham Islands. It is common in lowland and low mountain slopes on the edge of forest fragments (up to 1000 m a.s.l.).