Hydrangea Climbing #3 Attracts Hummingbirds From midsummer through early fall

From midsummer through early fall

With its unexpected late-winter flowers

Pruning: Lightly trim in early spring to remove any dead or unruly branches and maintain a tidy form

bringing a grand sense of elegance wherever it’s planted

Hydrangea Climbing #3 Attracts Hummingbirds From midsummer through early fallClimbing Hydrangea Hydrangea anomala subsp. petiolaris Height: Typically 2030 feet tall Spread: Approximately 1015 feet wide Spacing: Plant 810 feet apart for optimal coverage Growth Rate: Moderate (grows about 12 feet per year) Deciduous Description Climbing Hydrangea introduces a striking vertical element to your landscape with its lush, lace cap like flower clusters and attractive, exfoliating bark. This deciduous vine gracefully ascends walls,