RETURN TO INDEX

White Clematis Clematis pubescens		A stunning white star-like flower that brightens winter days in the lower south-west. It is a creeper that often flowers alongside native wisteria, wattles and coral vine making a memorable wild bouquet. Throughout the world there are 250 species of clematis, but only three known in WA. FLOWERS: July to October. DISTRIBUTION: From just north of Perth to the extreme south-west corner. NEXT
Information from Common Wildflowers of the South-West Forests by Andrew Brown, Greg Keighery and Carolyn Thomson. Published by the Department of Conservation and Land Management.