Okhotsk clematis

Family Ranunculaceae. It grows in Eastern Siberia, Primorye, China and North Korea, occurring in coniferous and deciduous forests at altitudes of 600-800 m, often on rocky slopes.

Shrubby liana. Reaches 3 m in length, thrice-ternate leaves have long petioles, and flowers up to 8 cm in diameter have a broadly bell-shaped form, consisting of 4-8 violet-blue or azure sepals softly pubescent on the outside and linear-shaped, pubescent and considerably shorter petals. Flowers appear in June, and fruits mature at the end of July.