Old Man's Beard Clematis drummondii Ranunculaceae
	Form: Vine Seasonality: Perennial, deciduous Size: 40 feet Leaves; Compound with 5-7 leaflets, variable in shape, often lance-shaped and coarsely toothed Flowers: Yellow-green flower has no petals, sepals measure 1/2 to 1 (March to September) Fruit: Seed Stems/Trunks: Twining vine Range/Origin: Southwestern Oklahoma, western Texas, New Mexico, Arizona. Hardiness: Sunset zones 3-9 Comments: Seasonal litter, no thorns CULTURAL REQUIREMENTS: Exposure: Full sun Water: Low to moderate Soil: Sandy, well drained Propagation: Seed Maintenance: Some; Pruning to control size
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