But "Sweet Autumn," the most widely known of the summer blooming types, is no wimp. It is a vigorous vine that isn't appropriate for the smaller trellises commonly sold for clematis. Stronger ...

The vine is Sweet Autumn clematis (Clematis paniculate or Clematis maximonowicziana). This is a vigorous vine, native to New Zealand, that is related to spring blooming cultivated clematis.

Before they moved, they graciously dug up their plant and gave it to Rita and me as a gift of friendship. This gift has been giving ever since. Sweet autumn clematis is an herbaceous, easy to grow ...

It can be found growing in almost any location along roadways and vacant areas. The vine is sweet autumn clematis (Clematis paniculate or Clematis maximonowicziana). It is a vigorous vine ...

On the East Coast, Clemson University experts suggest planting Clematis virginiana instead. With sprays of white flowers, this native plant looks much like sweet autumn. However, this native plant ...

I grow Sweet Autumn clematis, and I have it going up a tree. This clematis can grow to about 20 feet — the vine goes up the tree and then weaves its way around several branches of the tree.

One clematis you might want to avoid is sweet autumn clematis (C. terniflora). While it produces lovely white blooms in the fall, it is a highly invasive vine and is listed as a significant threat ...

Italian clematis (Clematis viticella): The lavender or purple flowers of this vine are shaped like hanging bells. Sweet autumn clematis (Clematis terniflora): This nonnative species from Asia is ...

Both have three-inch flowers on vines reaching around six feet ... Brushwood Nursery The common name “sweet autumn clematis” used to be synonymous with late-season bloom, but Clematis ...