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my vegetable garden do this, as does the wild grape that seems to be everywhere these days.
Clematis climbs by a modification of the petioles, the stem of a leaf. These wind around any support they encounter. It is a unique method of reaching for a place in the sun. This climbing by petioles attracted the attention of Charles Darwin, who studied the plant and noted that the leaf stem "... revolvedjdescribing a broad oval, in five hours, 30 minutes; and another in six hpurs, 12 minutes; they follow the course of the sun."
Common names of clematis are "virgins bower" and "traveller's joy." The author of a book on wildflowers published in 1893 is listed as Mrs. William Starr Dana. The lady had her own version of feminism. She wrote: "In July and August this beautiful plant, covered with its white bios
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