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Genus: Clematis Species: integrifolia Common Name: Solitary Clematis Family: Ranunculaceae Order: Ranunculales Native: Eurasia Habit: Herbaceous Perennial Height: 2 to 3 feet Width: 2 to 3 feet Flowering Season: Late Spring to Summer Flower Color: Blue, pink, violet, purple, or white Propagation: Seed, division, layering or stem cutting Zone: 3-7 Note: This plant is suitable for borders, meadows, cottages, and rock gardens. Flowers possess twisted sepals and creamy anthers. Seed heads are silvery green and plumose. Application of mulch is recommended in the Spring. Sprawling plants may need staking. Prefers sunny to partly shady, moderately dry, well-drained, loamy, organic-rich soil.