H. anomala ‘Miranda’

A vigorous vine that clings by aerial rootlets to brick & stucco. Dark green variegated foliage has yellow to creamy white margins. Showy fragrant white blooms in late spring to early summer. Mature plants show exfoliating reddish brown bark, adding to winter interest. Can also be used as a groundcover. Reaches roughly 30-feet tall by 5 to 6-feet wide.

H. anomala ‘Petiolaris’

Clings to surfaces by aerial rootlets. It has a slow growing, shrubby habit until established, then becomes quite vigorous, producing long, fast growing stems. Lush green foliage is blanketed with magnificent, white lace-cap blooms in summer and it reaches roughly 50 to 80-feet long.

Hydrangea integrefolia

An evergreen climbing hydrangea that is a self-clinging vine that attaches to surfaces by its aerial rootlets. Produces lovely white lace-cap blooms from June to September & likes dappled light. Blooms in early summer, is evergreen & reaches roughly 20-feet tall by 30-feet long.

Photo courtesy of Youngblood Nursery

Hydrangea seemanni

An evergreen climbing hydrangea that is a self-clinging vine that attaches to surfaces by its aerial rootlets. Produces large dark green leaves with rust red stems and long-lasting white flowers in July, also likes dappled light. Blooms in early summer, is evergreen & reaches roughly 20-feet tall by 30-feet long.

Photo courtesy of Youngblood Nursery