Barbara Ann Climbing Hydrangea Vine
Decumaria Climbing Hydrangea
A woody vine growing to 30 feet, attaching by rootlets, with smooth, shiny, round to oval, deciduous leaves and fragrant flowers in flat-topped clusters. Individual flowers are small and pale white.
Unlike some forest vines, it maintains full leaf coverage from shady ground to sunny canopy, with glossy, dark green foliage providing an airy backdrop to the white blooms. Though it can be used as both a trailing ground-cover and a climber, it will only bloom when climbing, and only on new wood.
A popular favorite because of its vining nature, beauty, and magnificent floral production.
- Light: Partial Sun
- Water: Average
- Role: Thriller
- Height: 30 feet
- Spacing: 6-10 feet