Clematis aristate
Common name: Traveller's Joy, Goatsbeard, Old Man's Beard
Family: Ranunculaceae
Type: Climber
Size: Vigorous climber to around 6 metres, but unlikely to become invasive
Naturally occurring: Forest edges, southeast coast of Australia including Central Coast.
Flowers: masses of creamy white flowers
Flowering Period: Spring.
Soil/Drainage: Prefers moist soil, but hardy in most soils.
Sun exposure: Dappled or part shade
Other features: Can be used as a groundcover. Will withstand heavy pruning
Photos are examples only and are a guide to what your plant could be like when mature.
Photo: Alan Farley
(2024-