Name That Plant: Sweet Autumn Clematis
You may have noticed these pretty climbing vines that just started blooming all over the neighborhood, and if you’re like me, you had no idea what they were. Thankfully local gardener Tracey Hohman sent in this photo of her bird feeder being taken over (check out the before pic!) by the plant, which she identifies as Sweet Autumn Clematis.
It’s in the buttercup family, it smells great, and it usually blooms in our area in September.
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