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Clematis virginiana

Autumn Clematis, Virgin's Bower

Native/Alien:

Native

Type:

Vine

Size:

20 ft

Light:

Sun - Part-sun

Soil Moisture:

Mesic - Xeric(*)

Bloom Time:

Jul - Sep

Bloom Area:

M, P

Vine in Bloom

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© MB Baumeister

Blooms

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M Baumeister

Bloom Close Up

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M Baumeister

Links:

 USDA PLANTS Database Record

NCSU Plants
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I found a similar clematis blooming on the shore of the Albemarle Sound in Washington County on August 15.  I thought it was Clematis paniculata.  Radford seems to prefer the name Clematis dioscoreifolia.

Can you help me with the distinction? Does C. virginiana grow only in Western NC? If so, perhaps I did see paniculata / dioscoreifolia?

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