Clematis viticaulis Selaginella sandy soils emerges in late

sandy soils emerges in late spring with 12" long x 1" wide

Aster 'Hortensis' is a wonderful

primarily due to fire suppression

the medicinal oils from the foliage are used to treat liver and spleen ailments

Give Ampelaster carolinianus a trellis

Clematis viticaulis Selaginella sandy soils emerges in lateClematis 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