Virgin’s Bower |
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A vigorous climbing vine producing masses of fragrant starry 1” flowers from late July into early September, flowers are followed by attractive gray silky plumes that are attached to the seeds, leaves are 3 to 5” long & divided in 3 parts, the flowers can come on so thick they obscure most of the foliage, sends up multiple stems creating a shrub-like appearance though it requires something to climb on, moist soil, sun to partial shade, vines can grow up to 8’ long.
Other common names: Devil’s Darning Needles
Zone 3-9
Deer Resistant
Native range: Manitoba, Quebec, Nova Scotia south to e. Texas & c. Florida
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