Clematis integrifolia Lake Baikal Pellaea native to the Neches River

native to the Neches River basin in Texas

clumping fairy wing clothed with large

true red flowers (RHS 45A) from spring through summer

probably because of its unpronounceable name

light yellow flowers highlighted with a dark purple eye are produced from early summer until fall

Clematis integrifolia Lake Baikal Pellaea native to the Neches RiverThis stunningly floriferous seed strain of Clematis integrifolia comes from Russia's famous Lake Baikal (the world's deepest and oldest lake and no relation to Lauren, who was nearly as old), where it was collected by Czech plantsman, Vladislav Piatek. For us, Clematis integrifolia 'Lake Baikal' makes a clump of short, lax stems, topped from May through September with large, lavender blue, bell shaped flowers with upturned petal tips a hummingbird