Clematis ochroleuca Bald Knob Drought Tolerant Plants making the clump reminiscent of

making the clump reminiscent of a giant waterfall

Ruscus 'Wheeler's' is a self-fruiting form (without benefit of a sexual partner) of a normally dioecious plant

Growing rapidly in moist soils

Our oldest specimen is now 8' tall

as well as hummingbirds

Clematis ochroleuca Bald Knob Drought Tolerant Plants making the clump reminiscent ofThis 2012 Plant Delights JLBG introduction originated from our original seed collection of the wonderful native bush clematis, Clematis ochroleuca, from a mountainous population at Bald Knob, Virginia (Franklin County). In late spring, the 15" tall x 15" wide clumps are topped with pendulous, fuzzy, creamy white bells. Following flowering, the plants are covered with splendid seedheads which resemble large, attractive, golden balls of lint. We like