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Climbing Hydrangea
£25.00
2 Litre pot
Key information
The Climbing Hydrangea has large, lacy white flowers perfect for covering fences or even clambering up walls.
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Good to know
Flowering
Pollinator
Add a Medium pot
Delivery & Returns
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Top Tip
Train the shoots onto gardening wire or trellis along a wall or sturdy fence.
How to care for Climbing Hydrangea
Aspect
Sun, Partial and Shade
This Climbing Hydrangea can tolerate most light but nothing too hot or exposed.
Care Level
Easy
This plant can take a few years to establish, give them some space.
Watering
Regularly
Make sure the soil is moist when planting and water well once in place.
Feeding
Compost
Use plenty of good quality, peat free compost.
Soil
Most soil types
Will tolerate most conditions but requires soil to be well drained.
Quick facts
BOTANICAL NAME
Hydrangea anomala subsp. petiolaris
PLANT TYPE
Climber that loses leaves each year (deciduous climber)
RECOMMENDED SOTO POT SIZE
Medium
HARDINESS
Hardy
NURSERY POT SIZE
2L
HEIGHT FROM THE NURSERY
50-60cm
TOXICITY
This plant shouldn't be ingested and can be toxic to cats, dogs and horses
EVENTUAL GROWTH (10-12 YEARS)
Height - 12m, Width - 4-8m
Watering - When, how and what to avoid
In this Soto Masterclass we show you how best to water your plants.
Follow along with Max as he explains the finger dip test, how to water and when to water.
