Hydrangea anomala subsp. petiolaris 'Miranda'

Clusters of fragrant white flowers
The centre of the cluster has tiny airy white fertile flowers
Outer florets of clusters are flat, four-petalled, and sterile
Heart-shaped leaves are a deep green with an irregular yellow margin
Yellow may fade to cream in summer heat
Red-brown bark on mature stems exfoliates for winter interest
Self-clinging habit is great on trees and buildings
Very slow-growing
Bloom Time: June to July

ZONE:
5

COLOUR:
White

HEIGHT:
3-4 m

SPREAD:
2-3 m

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Growing and Maintenance Tips:

Climbing hydrangea grow best in average to moist, well-drained soil, in full sun or shade. Consistent moisture, dappled shade and protection from the hot, afternoon sun is recommended. Little maintenance is required because of its slow growth habit. If shaping is required, do so in late winter.