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Plant · P-1055
Clematis drummondii
A fast-growing deciduous vine that scrambles or climbs over shrubs, fences and other vegetation using twining leaf stalks rather than tendrils, typically reaching about fifteen feet. Clusters of small, petal-less, greenish-white flowers open over a long season from spring into fall, followed by feathery, silvery seed heads that persist into winter and give the plant its common name. It serves as a larval host for the Fatal Metalmark butterfly, and its dense tangled growth and seed clusters provide cover and food for birds through the colder months.
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