Climbing Hydrangea

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Climbing Hydrangea
climbing hydrangea growing on fence

A full-grown climbing hydrangea in bloom can take your breath away. This big vine produces large clusters of white flowers held against rich, dark green foliage. Climbing hydrangeas grow by producing aerial roots that grow into walls, fences, or even up the side of a large tree. The vines can be slow to get established — so be patient with them. Note: All parts of this plant are toxic.

 

Climbing Hydrangea Overview

GENUS NAMEHydrangea petiolaris
COMMON NAMEClimbing Hydrangea
PLANT TYPEVine
LIGHTShade
HEIGHT20 to 20 feet
WIDTHnull to 50 feet
FLOWER COLORWhite
SEASON FEATURESSummer Bloom
SPECIAL FEATURESCut Flowers, Low Maintenance
ZONES4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
PROPAGATIONStem Cuttings
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