Golden Tiara Clematis Clematis Golden Tiara = 'Kugotia' (PBR) (Ta)

Names

• Family

  Ranunculaceae

• Synonyms

  Golden Tiara Clematis, Kugotia Clematis

• Common names

  Clematis 'Kugotia' (PBR) (Ta)

Toxicity

• To humans

  Clematis, including the Golden Tiara variety, can be toxic if ingested. Clematis contains compounds known as glycosides which can cause gastrointestinal upset in humans. Symptoms of poisoning from clematis can include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and salivation. In severe cases, ingestion may lead to internal bleeding, convulsions, and hepatotoxicity. It is important that parts of this plant are not consumed to avoid these potential health complications.

• To pets

  Clematis, including the Golden Tiara variety, can also be toxic to pets if ingested. Cats and dogs that consume parts of the clematis plant can exhibit symptoms such as drooling, vomiting, and diarrhea. These symptoms occur due to the presence of irritant glycosides within the plant. In severe instances, ingestion could lead to more significant issues such as trembling, seizures, or liver dysfunction. It is crucial to prevent pets from ingesting any part of clematis to avoid these possible health risks.

Characteristics

• Life cycle

  Perennials

• Foliage type

  Deciduous

• Color of leaves

  Green

• Flower color

  Yellow

• Height

  6-7 feet (1.8-2.1 meters)

• Spread

  2-4 feet (0.6-1.2 meters)

• Plant type

  Climber

• Hardiness zones

  4

• Native area

  Asia

General Benefits

• Decorative Appeal: Clematis Golden Tiara adds visual interest to gardens with its vibrant yellowish-green flowers.
• Versatility: Can be grown on trellises, walls, or arbors, making it a flexible option for different garden designs.
• Garden Ecosystem Support: Attracts beneficial pollinators such as bees and butterflies, which are essential for a healthy garden ecosystem.
• Seasonal Interest: Provides a burst of color in spring and summer, adding seasonal interest to the garden.
• Easy Care: Known for being relatively low maintenance, requiring only occasional pruning and standard care.
• Fast Growing: Quickly covers structures, which is particularly useful for gardeners looking to fill space efficiently.
• Durable: Demonstrates good resistance to common clematis diseases, ensuring a healthier plant with less need for chemical treatments.
• Improved Privacy: Can help to create natural privacy screens when grown on appropriate structures.

Medical Properties

This plant is not used for medical purposes.

Air-purifying Qualities

This plant is not specifically known for air purifying qualities.

Other Uses

• Clematis vines can be trained to grow along various structures such as trellises, arbors, or pergolas, creating living arches and shaded areas in the garden.
• The plant's vibrant flowers can be used for ornamental purposes in events and ceremonies, adding a touch of natural elegance to the decor.
• Clematis can be used as a natural screen or privacy barrier when grown densely along a fence or wall.
• The fibrous stems of Clematis can be harvested and woven into small handicraft items like baskets or decorative elements.
• When dried, Clematis flower heads can be incorporated into potpourri mixes to enhance visual appeal.
• The robust climbing nature of Clematis makes it ideal for creating vertical elements in garden design, such as green columns or pillars.
• Fallen Clematis petals can be scattered on garden pathways to add a splash of color and a subtle, natural fragrance.
• Artists and photographers may use the striking blooms of Clematis as subjects or backdrops in their botanical artwork and photo shoots.
• The seeds of Clematis, with their feathery tails, can be used in floral arrangements for a whimsical touch or to add texture.
• When planted in large containers, Clematis can bring the garden experience to balconies and patios, offering versatile landscaping options for urban environments.

Feng Shui

The Clematis is not used in Feng Shui practice.

Zodiac Sign Compitability

The Clematis is not used in astrology practice.

Plant Symbolism

• Mental Agility: The 'Golden Tiara' Clematis, with its climbing habit and bright, engaging flowers, can represent the ability to think quickly and adapt to new situations.
• Artistic Inspiration: The plant's unique and vibrant appearance is often associated with creativity, symbolizing inspiration for artists and creative individuals.
• Wealth and Prosperity: The gold in its name and the lushness of the plant may symbolize financial gain, abundance, and the richness of life's experiences.
• Aspiration and Personal Growth: As a climbing plant, Clematis 'Golden Tiara' suggests striving for higher achievements and the pursuit of personal improvement.
• Deep Bonds: With its intertwining vines, it can symbolize the deep connections between individuals, representing friendship or romantic ties that are intricately linked and enduring.