Clematis versicolor Yellow/Gold Flowering Plants (aka: Amauropelta beddomei) Thelypteris beddomei

(aka: Amauropelta beddomei) Thelypteris beddomei is the Asian equivalent of the US native

generally the warm end of Zone 7 and south and can be left in the ground there

shaped like parrot heads (not to be confused with Deadheads)

Although native to low moist areas

5' tall spikes of bright yellow daisies

Clematis versicolor Yellow/Gold Flowering Plants (aka: Amauropelta beddomei) Thelypteris beddomeiClematis versicolor is one of the finest US native clematis, but one we rarely see in cultivation. In the wild, Clematis versicolor hails from rocky open woods and ravines from Kentucky south to Texas. In the garden, Clematis versicolor behaves as a sprawling vine, which for us can reach 8' in length as it weaves its way carefully and unaggressively through neighboring perennials like a lightweight snake. For us, Clematis versicolor has a long