Clematis viticaulis Selaginella re-emerging in September

re-emerging in September

expect a 4' wide mat of flowers attractive to hummingbirds

Some of the material that is sold as Crinum 'Sangria' is simply the much less winter hardy Crinum procerum 'Splendens'

the center turns to yellow and

The foliage is attractive most of the year especially if there is adequate moisture in summer

Clematis viticaulis Selaginella re-emerging in SeptemberClematis viticaulis is another of the rare shale barren native clematis species from the Virginia mountains. The compact 15" tall x 18" wide clumps are composed of sturdy wiry stems clothed in thick, hairy, green, single leaves and topped in spring with terminal, urn shaped, creamy flowers having a purple blush. The most incredible feature of Clematis viticaulis is the coppery brown seedheads that replace the faded flowers and remain attractive