A vigorous, showy vine for shade, Climbing Hydrangea can mature to a length of 30-50′. Large fragrant white lace cap flowers that can be as large as 8″ across appear in early summer. The flowers are exquisite against the beautiful glossy, emerald green leaves. Foliage turns bright gold in fall.

Vines are self-clinging and grow best in part shade with east or north exposure. An extremely versatile vine with year-round interest. It’s gorgeous growing on walls, arbors, and fences, sprawling over walls, or covering unsightly tree stumps.

A Missouri Botanical Gardens Plant of Merit. Plants selected for their outstanding quality and dependable performance.

Plant in shade to part shade. Although drought tolerant, for best blooming water during dry spells and when plants are setting up buds and blooming.