Your second photo is much more purple on my monitor than your initial photo. Funny, isn't it, how monitors will change colours? I think it might be Hagley Hybrid after all. BTW, there are many Kivistik clematis available in the US, but they are almost impossible to find in Canada. I like them because they are really hardy, and besides, I have Estonian roots. Here is a link that might be useful: New Eden - US grower

Hmmm. I see the picture. It is a euphorbia species. Another one of those plants people have labeled stonecrop. Remember the milky sap? Spreads by stolons underground, so watch out. Seems to have been a common cultivated plant in the 1940's, at least in the area around Ely, MN. In my treks in the woods I have come across this plant still thriving near several remains of log cabins from that era. Very drought tolerant. Rick

Yes most don't but if you're planning on building a custom home, shouldn't it meet most of your needs? Humans are very adaptable and we can adapt to just about any living situation. Doesn't mean if we're plunking down 6 or more figures of our hard earned money and are able to build a custom house (note I'm not talking semi-custom or tract home), should we just accept a generic plan that really doesn't meet all or most of our needs?

A reverse image search leads you to the source (http://www.birminghamhomeandgarden.com/Birmingham-Home-Garden/May-June-2015/Family-Adventure/), which has no paint color listed. Be aware that a magazine picture is often heavily (very heavily in some cases) color corrected before going to press, plus they light the crap out of it often for the shoot. And then your monitor/phone/whatever is going to skew it even more. Best to hit the paint store and grab some chips to see what you can find - and they will often let you check out a fan deck as well.