Hydrangea petiolaris is a climbing hydrangea that can reach heights of up to 15 m, clinging to any support it can find. It blooms beautifully in white from May to July. Its deciduous foliage is green, turning yellow in autumn.
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Characteristics of Hydrangea petiolaris:
Climbing hydrangeas can reach 15 metres in height, and are easy to attach to a support such as a trellis or pergola thanks to their rapid growth. Its green foliage turns yellow in autumn. It flowers white, from May to July, with flat flowers 15 to 25 cm in diameter. The dried flowers can be used for interior decoration until autumn.
How to use Hydrangea petiolaris?
It can be used along a north-facing wall, on a trellis or pergola, or as ground cover.
What tips do you have for growing Hydrangea petiolaris successfully?
A shady spot is ideal for growing Hydrangea climbers, and they adapt to a variety of soil types, with the exception of limestone. If your soil is poor, remember to fertilise it to encourage growth. This plant is cold hardy down to -25°C, or even colder if placed in a sheltered spot. In winter, don't forget to prune back dead branches to promote health and flowering.
