climbing hydrangea

American  

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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Example Sentences

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

From Washington Post

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

From Seattle Times

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.

From Seattle Times

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

From Seattle Times

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

From Seattle Times