Hydrangea anomala petiolaris #2Hydrangea anomala petiolaris, the climbing hydrangea, has flat topped clusters of creamy white flowers on a clinging deciduous vine. Glossy green foliage with layered, horizontal branching. Train on arbors, arches or against walls. Blooms: Summer Height: grows 50' or more tall at maturity. Light: Part sun to shade Soil: well drained, regular garden soil Zones: 4 9 Images are used for general reference only. The size, shape and bloom state of each

fern-like foliage

Pro tip: utilize is a protected area as it is tender

Height at maturity: 6 - 8'

is a tough and interesting shrub with a lot of character

Zones: 5 - 8

Spacing: 5 - 6'

and almost velvety

The disease resistant foliage looks great all season long and develops an orange-red fall color

Height at maturity: 12""

Great for adding a pop of bright colored foliage in the landscape or a seasonal container

It contrasts nicely when planted near bronze-leafed shrubs

many of our clients have been using this willow as a container tree