Clematis ochroleuca Pennys Bend Amorphophallus If you need to move

If you need to move or divide your peonies

Adding to the beauty are the short stalks of bright red berries that occur near the base of the plant in late fall and through the winter

but this clone stayed wonderfully upright

'Caldwell's Original' bursts out of the ground in mid-August with 26" tall chartreuse stalks

purpurea-like pitchers of yellow and red with brighter red netting

Clematis ochroleuca Pennys Bend Amorphophallus If you need to moveClematis ochroleuca 'Penny's Bend' is our 2025 introduction of a seed grown strain of the southeast US native bush clematis from a population in Durham County, NC. The deciduous Clematis ochroleuca 'Penny's Bend' emerges in early spring, forming a 15" tall x 2' wide mass of stems, each ending in an ochre colored bell shaped flower. As the flowers fade, they are replaced by breathtakingly beautiful 2" wide bronzy seedheads, which remain well into