Description from American Meadows
The Climbing Hydrangea is quite different from all the others. In fact, unlike the popular shrubs, it is a tall-climbing woody vine that attaches itself, usually, to masonry walls. Some old brick, stone, or stucco homes have these that are decades old, and they are incredible when they bloom, like a tall tree attached to the house with beautiful side-branches sticking out with their huge white flower clusters. It is a slow grower, but if you want something special on your masonry foundation, garden wall, or any other place, this is a spectacular, major plant the neighbors have never seen!
- Zones: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
- Plant Size: 60-84″ tall (5-7 feet), 48-60″ wide (4-5 feet)
- Light: Full Sun, Half Sun / Half Shade
- Bloom Time: Early to late summer
- Common Name Climbing Hydrangea
- Botanical Name Hydrangea anomala sso. petiolaris
- Light Requirements Full Sun, Half Sun / Half Shade
- Flower Color White
- Estimated Mature Height 60-84″ tall (5-7 feet)
- Estimated Mature Spread 48-60″ wide (4-5 feet)
- Planting Season Spring, Summer
- Planting Depth Crown of plant should rest just at or above the soil surface after watering in.
- Soil Moisture Average, Well Draining
- Will Tolerate Loamy Soil, Acidic Soil
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