Planting Climbing Hydrangeas - Fragrant Flowering Vine
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Planting Climbing Hydrangeas - Fragrant Flowering Vine - In this video I plant 3 Climbing Hydrangeas against trees in my landscape. It will likely take a couple of years before they take off, but after that they will be covered in white fragrant flower clusters.
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I have had mine for about 3 years. This year, finally blooms! It was worth the wait!
Would you mind sharing a picture of your vines?
Hello Jim! Love your videos! I just stumbled across this one where you planted 3 climbing hydrangeas on some trees. Glad you mentioned that they are very slow to start as I have one that was planted 4 years ago and although its now a lush 5ft wide and just about as tall as my 6ft fence, it only gets a random flower here and there so far. Id love to see an update on how yours are doing! I was hoping to get mine to crawl the entire way across the top of my fence which faces the front street and would add a beautiful backdrop to my garden bed out there. Thanks kindly and please keep up the great advice!
Thank you so much for your very informative video. We have a climbing hydrangea in a pot and was going to plant it on the front wall of our bungalow. Thank goodness we watched your video. We have a tree that isn't brilliant, so we will plant it there. Two years ago we removed a Boston ivy that had really got out of hand. It wasn't easy, so we really didn't want to make that mistake again. Thank you so much for your expertise. Also your time and effort in helping viewers it is very much appreciated.
I love your informative videos Jim. I’m delighted with my climbing hydrangea which was planted last summer, it’s April of the following year now and I see several blooms are developing. I’m in north West Ireland. I did read that the hydrangea loves water so I really did keep it well watered since I planted it.👌😊
I had no idea that there was such a thing as a "Climbing" Hydrangea. I've got the perfect spot for one of these. Thanks again Jim ... Javier - Houston, Texas
What a beautiful hydrangea. I've never seen them. I would love to see an update on this one in the future.
Has he updated?
Thanks, Jim. I planted one of these years ago and it disappeared under the invasion of himalayan blackberries. You have intrigued me enough that i will try again now that the blackberries are being controlled.
Awesome. Good luck with it.
I really appreciated the ideas and info in this video. Thanks!
I have my first one and getting ready to plant, thanks for the info
We moved to Kentucky from Colorado, they were everywhere there and smelled amazing.
So happy I found your video we have 4 acres.
Were can you buy them not able to find here.
Just picked up a baby one at Big Bloom Flower Farm in Sanford. What a place ! 🍃🌺🍃
Awesome. Good luck with it
@@JimPutnam TY. Blooms in pink ! 🍃 I have the reddish/pink, Oak Leaf Hydrangea nearby 😎
i have a huge one on a trellis well established I think I should move it its getting too big and I have to keep pruning it so it will probably will never bloom had it for 5 years HELP!!
It’s been four years, can you show us how it’s doing?
Know this is an old video. How do you train it up a tree? I've got one that I'd been struggling to keep up against the bark. not because of me. I'd used jute to tie it against the tree and allow it to grow upward, but I have squirrels, and they're stupid. It doesn't take long for them to chew it off. Trying to figure out the best way that will not harm the tree.
My climbing hydrangea leaves are brown n crispy … it’s in sun in zone 7 Delaware. Does have some green leaves but more brown .. want to move ..should I ?
Beautiful hydrangea! Every time I see one of these videos I want something new to add to the garden! I wanted to ask if you've had experience with growing deodar cedars? If they'd make a good fast growing privacy screen for zone 7?
Deodar cedars are slow to start as well. They also get a hundred feet tall. So for most applications they are beautiful, but not practical.
Thank you jim for the reply, and you're right that'd get too big for my backyard. Do you have any recommendations for a blue foliage evergreen? I've read that a korean fir could work here in GA but am I've not heard any one talk about it before, do you know of it?
will it transplant I dont want to lose it
I have a maple tree that's coming on five years old. Is that too early to plant a climbing hydrangea on it?
Is there an update?? I would just LOVE to see how they look after 5 years! Even just a photo somewhere on your facebook or instagram!
Can you please tell me if they become woody over time? Could you climb on it? I need it near a pool area and have to comply with regulations.
If you had a wood picket fence would it grow on that. Have an old wood fence I would like to grow one on
Oh yeah. Very well.
Did you bring any of these to your new house? I have one still in a pot and am trying to decide where to put it.
I didn't, but I think I want one on the new storage building
@@JimPutnam I saw some older established ones at Chanticleer and Longwood last year that were huge and realized I didn't have anything to support the size of those! I think I may have to keep mine pruned.
That the way to go. I have a neighbor with one on a small column. He just keeps it that size
R they good in Texas heat?
What variety are planting?
It's been 4 years how about an update video to show the status of the hydrangeas?
thanks
Deer resistance ??
Jim, I'm with you on planting stuff that touches my house structure. Would these grow well on a latice structure out in open sun in middle Georgia? Thanks for the videos. They are put together very well.
Yes, absolutely. Thanks for watching
Exactly what I plan to do.
Sleep, creep, leap...😄
Update on growth?
Can you please do an update video
Jim, I planted one about five years ago still NO BLOOMS😢 it’s growing like crazy up a tree like you are doing. It gets mostly shade with some light. Any suggestions?
It's certainly possible that it is in to much shade.
I have a climeing hydrangea, been in the garden 6yrs but has not bloomed as yet is this normal,can anyone give advise please
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Why did you put it up a tree? How come you did not use a trellis?
where was the intro
Update?
Don't do this it will chock out trees if you care about your tree...