Hydrangea anomala subsp. petiolaris Small Plants celebrated for its richly coloured

celebrated for its richly coloured

heart-shaped leaves in vivid chartreuse-yellow when new

but providing bright

best displayed somewhere its mature foliage can be fully appreciated such as a moss pole

Will resume in spring

Hydrangea anomala subsp. petiolaris Small Plants celebrated for its richly colouredHydrangea anomala subsp. petiolaris, the much loved climbing hydrangea, is one of the very best plants for clothing a shady, north facing wall. This is a large, self clinging deciduous climber that grips brick, stone and timber with its own aerial roots, so it needs no wires or trellis to scale a wall unaided. In early summer it is smothered in wide, lacecap style flower heads up to 20cm across, packed with tiny fertile flowers ringed by showy white