Introducing Clematis paniculata - also known as Sweet Autumn Clematis or Puawhananga in Māori. This beautiful vining plant, native to New Zealand, is the most common species of clematis in the country. It grows rapidly and produces highly fragrant flowers that bloom from August to November, symbolizing the start of spring according to Māori tradition. With its charming name translating to "flower of the skies," it's no wonder why this plant is beloved by many. However, it's important to note that like all clematis species, it can be somewhat poisonous and should not be grown in areas accessible to people or animals who may be tempted to ingest it. Bring the beauty of New Zealand into your garden with this spectacular Sweet Autumn Clematis.
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