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75+ Climbing Hydrangea Full Sun

If you are a southern gardener be careful not to plant in a full sun location this would be a location that receives 6 or more hours of light a day. In cooler zones it can handle a good amount of sun as well so long as it has moisture rich but good draining soil.

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That s because climbing hydrangea thrives in part to even full shade. In spring its rounded leaves emerge bright green and glossy. In hot climates choose a location where the plant will get some partial shade. Quick fire or its dwarf sibling love to bask in the sun.

I consider it a four season plant. Climbing hydrangea is an informal. You can plant climbing hydrangea in spring or fall. Then it re blooms in late fall.

Climbing hydrangea grows in full sun or partial shade. They prefer partial shade over a very shady spot and will also thrive in full sun making them perfect for nearly all light conditions. Mountain hydrangea hydrangea serrata also called sawtooth hydrangea is a sun loving cold hardy species of hydrangea that grows in usda hardiness zones 5 through 9. Blooms open white then turn a sweet salmon color.

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