Clematis hirsutissima Juniperus white-flowered form of the Chinese

white-flowered form of the Chinese Arisaema candidissimum which was thought to be extinct until 1998

arching spikes adorned with tiny clusters of golden-yellow flowers starting in early September

green leaves arching from the top of the solid green trunk

that tops out in late spring with 4' tall spikes of pendent orange red flowers

eventually making a 3' wide clump

Clematis hirsutissima Juniperus white-flowered form of the ChineseThis charming dwarf bush clematis is home on the range from British Columbia south to MN and WY, where it can be found in prairies where the deer and the antelope roam. The tiny 1' tall upright rock garden specimens are clothed in hairy grey cutleaf foliage and topped, starting in early April (NC) with solitary down turned purple bells without question one of the cutest native plants in the US. Clematis hirsutissima has been used to treat everything