Hydrangea vine

If you are struggling with getting your climbing hydrangea to train up a trellis or a fence, you've come to the right place! Climbing hydrangea is extremely beautiful, but can also be quite picky about where and how it climbs. In this article, gardening expert and hydrangea enthusiast Jill Drago takes you her top tips to properly train your climbing hydrangea to climb where you want it to.

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Discover the beauty of flowering vines for shade gardens with our top picks. Explore a variety of shade-loving vines that will flourish even in darker corners of your garden. From clematis vine care to selecting the best climbing plants for shady areas, we've got you covered. Create stunning vertical displays using trellis plants in your outdoor space and liven up shaded areas with these perennial and annual flowers suitable for both sun and shade.

Climbing Hydrangeas (Hydrangea petiolaris) a woody, vine species characterized by dark bark, slow growth rate for the first few years. [CARE DETAILS]

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Learn how to grow climbing hydrangeas, according to Martha Stewart. Martha shares her best tips for growing and caring for this hydrangea variety, which she has at her own home in Bedford, N.Y.

A discussion of climbing hydrangeas. Info on best conditions to grow them, what they need, and what they add to the landscape.

Find at What Side of the House Do You Plant Hydrangeas for best growth and flourishing blooms. We have all the details!

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