Virgin's Bower, Clematis virginiana

silvery seedheads add visual interest and help extend the show into fall. Hardy in zones 3 through 8, virgin’s bower is best allowed to weave naturally through shrubs and small trees for a beautiful woodland or cottage garden look. Its fast growth makes it an excellent choice for softening structures or adding vertical interest to the landscape. It is also deer-resistant. Plants are herbaceous and die back to the ground every winter. Beyond its beauty, this native vine supports local wildlife. Its flowers attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, while the foliage provides habitat and cover for beneficial insects. The distinctive seedheads are also used by birds and other wildlife for nesting material. If you’re looking for a native vine that delivers abundant flowers, graceful texture, and wildlife value, Clematis virginiana is a standout choice! Also known as devil's darning needles. Our plants are grown from seed. Key Features: Explosion of whimsical, white flowers in late summer Flowers are swarmed by pollinators Yellow fall color with persistent curlyhead seed pods Deer-resistant Plant Details: Height: 12-20' | Spread: 3-6' Light: Part shade to full sun Soil: Medium to moist soil Zones: 3-8