western white clematis
Ranunculaceae

western white clematis

Clematis ligusticifolia Nutt.

Indigenous Names: owíčak'ola hú
Habitat: upland; rocky
Seasonality: Not specified
Status: Native

Traditional Food Use

Lakota

Young shoots, leaves and flowers may be eaten as a potherb.

Medicinal Documentation

Lakota

An infusion of the plant is drunk to treat fevers to relieve Rocky Mountain bee stomach disorders. A poultice made from the macerated, moistened

Botanical Reference

Parts Documented: leaf, flower