Virgin's bower, Clematis virginiana
Fragrant white flowers bloom in July and August, attracting bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. This woody vine grows 6-20 feet long and twines around structures and plants. Interesting feathery seed heads appear in fall.
A native vine for pollinators:
Virgin's bower is a native perennial climbing vine; its fragrant blooms provide nectar for many pollinators after winter. The vines provide excellent cover and nesting sites for birds. Prefers medium to moist soil in sun to part shade.