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The Clematis vine actually has a flower name too. Do you know what it is called?

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Clematis vine, a perennial evergreen herbaceous plant, 30-100 cm tall, with thick roots, stems covered in white fine hairs, and branching. Because of its unusual name, some curious flower enthusiasts try to grow it or buy it as cut flowers.

Other names for Clematis vine

Fortune's Clematis, Goat's Horn Vine, Goat's Horn Button

Growing habits of Clematis vine

Perennial evergreen herbaceous plant. When potted, it should be placed in partial sunlight for care, and watered frequently to prevent drought.

Main value of Clematis vine

Ornamental: Clematis vine flowers are large, yellow-white, terminal or3flowers fused into cyme inflorescences; pedicels slender, about1cm; bracts and bracteoles linear-lanceolate; calyx sepals5, lanceolate, apex long-acuminate, green or yellow-green. A very distinctive split-petal flower.

Medicinal: The whole plant of Clematis vine can be used as medicine. Functions and indications: rheumatic swelling and pain, sequelae of polio, scabies. The usual method is decoction for warm washing, not to be taken internally. This product is toxic, and internal use requires guidance from a doctor.

The flower language of Clematis vine

Childlike innocence

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