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Clematis virginiana

*Virgin's Bower*

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Most photos by Ann Grandy and Sally J.A.Finzel, unless otherwise noted to the left. Please ask for permission before using images.

Soil: Mesic(Medium) to Xeric(Dry)
Sun: Full to part
Height: Vining to 15'
Flowers: White, Fragrant
Bloom: July - August
Leaves: Deciduous vine

Suggested Uses:

This is a climbing Vine with nice clean, green foliage and delicate white flowers that turn to small smokey-like tufts when maturing to seed. Grows nicely on a trellis or arbor. It grows in moist roadsides and along riverbanks and is a very useful plant for shoreline restoration.

Interesting Facts

Medicinal Uses:
Food Uses:
Name:
Other Names: Devil's Darning Needle, Old Man's Beard
Other Uses: This vine is attractive to bees, butterflies and hummingbirds

USDA Plants Database profile page

Option	Price	Quantity
3 1/2-inch pots	$4.95
6-pack	$6.95
5 3/4-inch pots	$8.95

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Do not use native plants for food or medicine based on the information in this website. The information listed here is included for entertainment only, not as a recommendation. Please do not eat any native plants!

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