Hydrangea anomala petiolaris Climbing Hydrangea Image Credit: Marg Hamilton
Hydrangea anomala petiolaris Climbing Hydrangea Image Credit: Marg Hamilton

Hydrangea anomala petiolaris Climbing Hydrangea

Clusters of fragrant, white flowers

The centre of the cluster has tiny, airy, white, fertile flowers

Outside rings of flowers are flat, four-petalled, and sterile

Glossy, heart-shaped leaves

Red-brown bark on mature stems exfoliates for winter interest

Self-clinging, lateral habit is great on trees and buildings

Slow to establish

Bloom Time: June to July

Growing Tips: Climbing hydrangea grow best in average to moist, well-drained soil, in full sun or shade. Consistent moisture, dappled shade and protection from the hot, afternoon sun is recommended. Little maintenance is required because of its slow growth habit. If shaping is required, do so in late winter. Zone: 4

Height: Height: 8-10 m

Width: Spread: 8-10 m

Colour: Colour: White

Features:

Sun Exposure: Sun, Part-Sun, Shade

Size:
1 Gallon Staked
Price
$46
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We deliver to your address in Toronto, Oakville or Mississauga. We have a $75 minimum order - otherwise it doesn't make sense to drive to you. The purple area on the map is further from our home base, so we can only come to you if you have a larger order. In the yellow area (Burlington and Hamilton), we will deliver, but have to resolve some logistic timing issues. If you are in the yellow or purple zones, give us a call to discuss your delivery.

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