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Hydrangea Anomala Subsp. Petiolaris | Climbing Hydrangea

Hydrangea Anomala Subsp. Petiolaris | Climbing Hydrangea

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A star plant, this climbing hydrangea thrives in some of the most shady, inhospitable areas of the garden. Slow to establish,...

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Plant description

A star plant, this climbing hydrangea thrives in some of the most shady, inhospitable areas of the garden. Slow to establish, it will eventually romp along a wall or fence, clinging by aerial roots. Its almost heart-shaped, dark green leaves turn yellow in autumn, and masses of showy, lacy, white flowerheads appear in late spring and early summer.
Position

Position

Full sun / partial shade

Rate of growth

Rate of growth

Average

Flowering period

Flowering period

May - July

Soil type

Soil type

All soil types

Hardiness

Hardiness

Fully hardy

5 year guarantee

5 year guarantee

Eventual height & spread
Eventual height and spread

Specifications

Delivery Option
Standard delivery
Location
Outdoor
Sunlight
Partial shade, Full sun
Soil type
Sandy, Clay
Rate of growth
Average
Hardiness
Fully hardy
Flowering Period
May - July
Flower colour
White
Toxicity
Humans: Skin allergen; Pets: Harmful if eaten
Product Code
PL00003342

Care guide

Plant in moist, fertile soil and do not allow the soil to dry out while the plant is getting established. This hydrangea flowers on the previous season's wood, so if you need to prune it back, do so in late autumn or early spring, but be warned that drastic pruning may restrict flowering the following year.

Warning

Humans: Skin allergen; Pets: Harmful if eaten

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