Solitary Clematis (Integrifolia)
Botanical Name: Vine-Clematis integrifolia
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About Solitary Clematis (Integrifolia)
A bushy, non-climbing type of Clematis with delightful bell shaped violet-blue flowers. Flowers bloom from July through September and are followed by ornamental seed heads. It grows best in cool, moist soil.
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Plant Details
Common Name:
Solitary Clematis (Integrifolia)
Leaf Color:
Green
Bloom Time:
May-Sept
Sun Exposure:
Likes Sun to Part Sun
Growth Rate:
Medium
Mature Shape:
Vining
Mature Height:
1ft to 3ft
Mature Width:
2ft to 3ft
Attributes:
Attracts Pollinators
Deer – low browse