Hydrangea White Climbing Looking for a robust deciduous vine that blossoms in early summer, while it scrambles over rock walls, substantial trellises, up brick walls and over old tree stumps? You've found it. One of the most robust vines available, this beauty sometimes takes a year to settle in but then stand back. She'll wow you with her abilities. Heart shaped, deep green leaves sometimes turn yellow in autumn, adding to the climbing hydrangea's seasonal interest. This native of Japan, Korea and Russia creates an especially full profile with lots of leafy lateral branches. Thrives in the cold of zone 4 and the heat of zone 9, and is happy in a wide range of light conditions. See Image Gallery link above for photo of hydrangea plants. These are small, sturdy, well rooted, sized for easy transplanting and affordable for mass plantings. Highlights & Hints - Long-lasting flowers that dry beautifully - Large flowers attract butterflies and compliments alike! Common Name: White climbing hydrangea Botanical Name: Hydrangea petiolaris Color: Lacey white flowers, 8-10" across Mature Height: Vining habit, grows 40-50 feet Hardiness: Zones 4-7 in the South/4-9 in the West Bloom Time: Early to mid summer Bulb/Plant Size: 4" pot Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: one 4 " pot Basic Planting Information Soil Type: well drained Light/Exposure: Sun to moderate shade (some shade in hottest areas is preferable) Moisture: moderate; light when established Planting Depth: plant at the same soil depth as in the pot Spacing: 2 feet apart

You'll Receive 1 4 " pot