Description
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Climbing Hydrangea brings a strong vertical presence to your garden with large, fragrant white lacecap flowers that appear in early to mid summer against a backdrop of rich green foliage. As it matures, this self-clinging vine creates dense coverage on walls, fences, or large structures, while also offering soft texture and seasonal bloom interest. In your landscape, it provides an effective way to soften hard surfaces or add living greenery to vertical spaces where traditional shrubs cannot reach.
Plant Details:
- Botanical Name: Hydrangea anomala var. petiolaris
- Hardiness Zone: 5
- Mature Height: 40 feet
- Mature Spread: 24 inches
- Sun Exposure: Full sun to full shade (tolerates partial shade)
- Bloom Time: Early to mid summer
- Flower Color: White lacecap flowers
- Foliage: Forest green deciduous foliage; heart-shaped leaves with no significant fall color
- Habit: Self-clinging, twining, trailing woody vine
- Uses: Hedges/screening, general garden use
- Plant Type: Vine
