Clematis hirsutissima Woody Perennials Crinum amoenum

Crinum amoenum

where it grows too well and has become slightly invasive is the Rocky Mountain regions

We have had very good luck growing these in very moist garden soils as well as shallow standing water

yet they benefit from a few properly timed tidying-ups that are simple and quickly accomplished

first brought to our attention by Bob McCartney of Woodlanders

Clematis hirsutissima Woody Perennials Crinum amoenumThis 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