Hydrangea petiolaris

Climbing hydrangea in a 1-gallon pot with a trellis, featuring green foliage and white blooms, prefers dappled sunlight and well-draining soil.

• Blooms appear in late spring on old growth
• Does best when dead flowers and stems are removed
• Pruning is not recommended during the first couple years
• Takes a couple seasons to fully establish and reliably flower
• Ultimately a low-maintenance, disease and pest resistant plant