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climbing hydrangea pot support

11 years ago

my 2 gal. climbing hydrangea comes with a wire trellis that I can't cut. Do these need to be removed; I'm thinking they'll constrict and damage the vines as they thicken. Should I buy a bigger wire cutter or relax?

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