Miranda Climbing Hydrangea – 12″ Pot

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Fragrant Flowers:  Yes

Foliage Color:  Rich to Dark Green with Yellow margins

Fragrant Foliage:  No

Attracts:  Visual Attention

Resistances:  Shade

‘Miranda’ Climbing Hydrangea is a beautiful shade-loving vine with two-tone variegated heart-shaped leaves of rich to deep green bordered in yellow. She provides a perfect way to soften and decorate a wall, tree trunk trellis or fence. In May and June, Miranda shows off abundant, large, 6 to 8-inch diameter lacecap-like clusters of subtly fragrant white flowers at the ends of stems. With age, Miranda’s trunks develop handsome peeling cinnamon bark that provides interest in the landscape during the winter landscape. No attachments or support are necessary for this vine to climb as it naturally clings to tree bark, wood, brick and other surfaces using its own aerial roots, which won’t harm your walls or trees. A stellar climbing vine for shade!

Climbing up to 30 feet or more in height, the Miranda Climbing Hydrangea provides wonderful texture and color as a vertical accent on shady home foundation or other walls, trellises, arbors, pergolas, and tree trunks. In our gardens, we have one that has climbed over 40 feet high up the trunk of a large 100+ year old oak tree. A fine addition to Hydrangea gardens, woodland shade gardens, yellow gardens, fragrance gardens and cottage gardens.

Suggested Spacing:  4-5 feet apart to cover walls or fences. One plant is usually sufficient to cover a tree trunk