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climbing hydrangea

noun

  1. a woody vine, Hydrangea anomala, of eastern Asia, having shiny, egg-shaped leaves and flat-topped white flower clusters, and climbing by aerial rootlets.



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I like climbing hydrangea a lot, but it takes years to become effective.

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A climbing hydrangea also won’t bloom if it is pruned too hard.

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A climbing hydrangea clambers up one of the old fir trees, and Northwest native plants, including sword ferns, trout lilies, vancouveria and false Soloman’s seal, fill in along stone pathways.

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He softened the stair railing with a climbing hydrangea and added punctuation points of Italian cypress to reflect the style of the home.

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There are a number of reasons a climbing hydrangea won’t bloom.

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