Strong, sturdy, and ever so lovely, climbing hydrangeas will wind their way up trees and walls to add extra beauty to any shady facade.
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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.
I thought it might be fun to kick off the new year in style with some gardening resolutions, a practice that may both motivate us and help to maximize our gardening potential. It goes without saying that there are many ways any of us can improve in our lives, community, relationships and even workplace. Setting goals is always useful (year around for that matter), but it seems like at the New Year holiday, resolutions large and small take center stage. I will skip the topics of…