This unusual small clematis which is non-clinging will produce nodding, rich blue-purple flowers with a cluster of purple filaments and golden-yellow anthers that are around 10.0cm across. The four narrow sepals twist to give them a unique star-shape to the flower.  Fabulous when allowed to scramble through shrubs and perennials it will bloom over an extended period from late-spring to early-autumn.

Raised by Raymond Evison of the UK and introduced in 1995 it has been the recipient of the British Clematis Society 'Certificate of Merit'. The name means 'Little Falcon'.