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Surface for climbing hydrangea?
hiztreebuff asked:
I want to plant a climbing hydrangea out front. I have vinyl siding. Can it climb it? I have Boston Ivy climbing out back and it doesn’t seem to harm the vinyl. Do they climb the same way?
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May 10th, 2010 at 2:21 am
Hydrangea Petiolaris,the climbing form climbs by the aid of adhesive tendrils,which adhere best to a slightly rough surface such as brickwork or untreated timber.
It’s likely to find difficulty in clinging to the glossy surface of vinyl,perhaps use a wooden trellis slightly clear of the siding,which the hydrangea would conceal.