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schizophragma hydrangeoides (japanese climbing hydrangea)

19 years ago

i have the cultivar "roseum". i bought it in a gallon pot a few years ago and it had a poor start in my garden (planted in too much shade, moved twice) but is now in a wonderful permanent spot. part sun, roots in shade, with an oak tree that i hope it will eventually climb. this spring it finally looks very happy, lots of new growth, etc.. just not climbing.

i've read a couple of mentions online about "helping" it to start its climb up a structure. i have never witnessed mine climb yet. was wondering whether i should just leave it alone to find its way up the tree, or to stake or prop it up against the tree bark to help it along.

also, i am wondering how long i should wait before expecting it to bloom. what impacts its ability to flower? is it the size of the root ball or is it a height issue?

thanks everyone..

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