Plant Profile: Clematis recta

This plant can be classified as either a deciduous or evergreen vine, showcasing a variety of colors, numerous stamens, and an abundance of small, dry fruits, each adorned with a silky, feathery tail. It thrives when used as a border plant, especially when supported by neighboring vegetation.

For pruning, it falls under Group 3, which suggests that a significant cutback is advisable in early spring.

While there have been no documented cases of toxicity for this particular species, it is important to note that several, if not all, members of this genus may possess mild poisonous properties. The following toxicity information pertains to the genus Clematis, with the toxic compounds being neutralized through heat or drying.