Frank O\’Malley asked 16 years ago
I have 2 climbing hydrangea on a south facing wall for a no. of years. Each year it is covered with loads of buds but the buds never mature into decent flower heads.
1 Answers
Gerry Daly Staff answered 7 years ago
The climbing hydrangea is good on any wall, including north facing but does not need a south wall.
It takes a few years to settle down to regular flowering. The flower heads are of the lace-cap type, not full flower heads like the usual mop-head hydrangeas. It is grown as much for its leaves and good autumn colour.
